Las Vegas attorney forced clients into prostitution, hired people to kill a former client, police say
A Las Vegas defense attorney is accused of forcing clients into prostitution, making them members of what he called his “$100 club,” and referring to himself as a “gorilla pimp,” according to an arrest report.
The people accused of stealing copper wire at a substation that caused a power outage up and down the Las Vegas Strip ...
The Metropolitan Police Department has an unlikely partner in its technology-backed crime fighting efforts. It’s Ben Horowitz ...
RTC of Southern Nevada is reporting both lanes on Charleston Boulevard and Lamb Boulevard are closed due to a large police ...
A pedestrian died after being struck by a Honda Accord while outside a marked crosswalk in Las Vegas; driver Vincent Woods ...
Charleston Road is closed in both directions at Hinson Street as authorities work to clear the scene of a collision.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is reminding the community of how to safely protest ahead of Wednesday's planned ...
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Las Vegas Strip marchers voice anti-Trump message; police provide escortLas Vegas Strip protestors marched Wednesday afternoon to the Trump International Hotel under police escort, while similar ...
Gary Guymon, 62, used his position as a criminal defense attorney to victimize people of sex trafficking and prostitution, ...
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