People just say the craziest things. The man who owns the Nevada brothel where Lamar Odom overdosed last year, wants him to come back! Check out more on his reason why.
Flavor Flav Charged With Cocaine Use & DUI
It looks like the money Flavor Flav plans to use to get Bobby Shmurda bailed out, he will need for himself. On July 16, Nevada state’s Clark County prosecutors charged the 56-year-old with multiple counts, including driving under the influence of cocaine, stemming from his May 2015 arrest. Find out more down bottom.
(Video) 4.8 Nevada Quake Shuts Down Las Vegas Freeway
On the afternoon of Friday May 22, 2015, a magnitude-4.8 earthquake struck Nevada, damaging part of a Las Vegas freeway, officials said.
(UPDATE) NFL: Darren Sharper Will Reportedly Serve 9 Years in Federal Prison For ALL Rapes
Former NFL All-Pro Darren Sharper must have the BEST legal team in America because he’ll only serve nine years for the multiple rapes he committed in four different states.
NFL: Unbelievable! Darren Sharper Now Charged With Rape In Las Vegas, Makes Four States He Is Charged In
Former pro bowl safety Darren Sharper is already facing rape charges in three different states and now you can add a fourth in a truly unbelievable case that is utterly disgusting if all this is true. He is already facing rape charges in California, Louisiana and Arizona and with now a fourth case coming from Nevada it would be hard to believe Sharper would ever again be a free man if convicted on all charges.
Ouch! Gambler Sues Las Vegas Casino After Losing $500,000 While Being Blacked Out Drunk
After a night of extreme boozing, a super wealthy business man is fighting with a casino that he doesn’t have to pay his $500,000 loss because he was “blacked out drunk.” 52-year-old Mark Johnston hit up the Downtown Grand casino to play high-stakes pai gao poker and blackjack after losing hundreds of thousands of dollars in the process. He’s arguing that under Nevada law, the casino was wrong for serving him more alcohol after he appeared to be visibly intoxicated. “It’s certainly an extraordinary case. This is not a story that I’ve ever heard before, where someone was blackout intoxicated where they couldn’t read their cards, and yet a casino continued to serve them drinks and issue them more markers,” explained Seal Lyttle, Johnston’s attorney. “It’s a very heavy-handed and unusual approach that we haven’t seen in this town in a long time.”
