Las Vegas police arrested two people Tuesday in a bust of more than $500,000 in stolen retail products.
Robberies
A man accused of robbing a Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas casino cage early Tuesday gave a teller a note threatening violence while demanding $10,000 in casino chips.
Las Vegas police say a suspect is in custody in connection with the attempt to rob a casino cage of The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on the Strip early Tuesday.
A Las Vegas man is accused of carrying out a debit card scheme to fund his role as a “sugar daddy” who promised to pay women’s bills, police said.
Las Vegas police have released video of a car they suspect was involved in a robbery Saturday night.
A felon accused of stealing $77,500 worth of beauty supplies from Ulta Beauty stores in the valley was nabbed because some of the loot was packaged with traceable GPS devices.
Anyone with any information can contact the department’s Spring Valley Area Command at 702-828-2639.
A felon has been arrested in connection with the theft of a safe loaded with $1 million in cash and poker chips from a professional poker player’s Henderson home in February.
Las Vegas police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a trio of men who carried out an armed robbery in central Las Vegas in late April.
Walther Pina, 23, also faces charges of robbery and conspiracy in the April 11 attack on the victim, 32, who died five days after being attacked by two men with baseball bats.
Las Vegas police said they arrested a man Sunday night in two armed robberies in the central Las Vegas Valley.
A teenage girl and her boyfriend are accused of killing the girl’s father last week before stealing his car and fleeing the state.
Joshua Nichols, 38, was booked on a warrant Monday at the Clark County Detention Center.
Police say four burglars broke into a business in North Las Vegas early Sunday and made off with an estimated $250,000 in luxury wigs and hair products.
Anyone with information may call the police department’s commercial robbery section at 702-828-3591 or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.