A former Las Vegas nightclub promoter was acquitted Thursday afternoon of kidnapping and sexual assault charges.
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A jury began deliberating sexual assault and kidnapping charges Wednesday against a former Las Vegas nightclub promoter.
Two California women testified as prosecution witnesses Wednesday in the rape trial of a former nightclub promoter, and fought back tears as they described similar sexual assaults that occurred in 1997 and 2002.
The rape trial of a former nightclub promoter opened Tuesday in Las Vegas. In addition to the 2014 case, he has been implicated in two other sexual assault cases in Los Angeles that date back to 1997.
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