A Clark County School District teacher faces charges of sexual assault and making voluntary sexual conduct with a student, the Henderson Police Department said.
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Antwone Washington, a football coach and campus security officer at Valley High School, was indicted last year. He pleaded guilty to two felonies.
Six people have been arrested in connection with a multi-agency operation that targeted child sex predators in the Las Vegas Valley, according to police.
The judge said prosecutors met the standard of probable cause and presented evidence that could help him to the grand jury.
Federal prosecutors said the 25-year-old man trafficked the girl in Las Vegas, Los Angeles and San Diego for nearly three weeks before he was arrested last October.
A Henderson man who was arrested and charged last month with possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material has died.
A multi-jurisdictional sex offender verification operation resulted in 19 arrests, according to a Metropolitan Police Department release.
A man is facing charges after investigators say he uploaded abusive videos and images to a mobile cloud, according to the Henderson Police Department.
Israeli cyber official Tom Alexandrovich pleads not guilty to U.S. child sting charges; defense seeks federal evidence before March trial begins.
Three Chinese nationals and one South Korean national were arrested this week after a two-year joint federal investigation in the Las Vegas Valley.
Prosecutors have said there were additional victims whose allegations could not be pursued due to the statute of limitations.
The Israeli cybersecurity official who was arrested in a child sex sting in August has been indicted by a Clark County grand jury.
The 30-year-old teacher worked at an all-girls school in east Las Vegas.
A CCSD high school teacher is accused of having a sexual relationship with his student during which the two exchanged nearly 20,000 sometimes explicit text messages, according to police records.
Tom Alexandrovich posted bail after his arrest and returned home, leading to online outrage and a war of words between the Clark County district attorney and Nevada U.S. attorney.