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Mother files suit against driver who struck daughter

The mother of Takara Davis has filed a lawsuit in Clark County District Court against the driver of the car that struck the 13-year-old on Jan. 4 while she and a group of schoolmates attempted to cross Durango Drive near Nevso Drive.

Bellagio robbery suspect was a talker

Anthony Carleo’s gambling losses were almost as big as his mouth. Both drew the attention of authorities and eventually cost him his freedom 50 days after the Bellagio casino was robbed of $1.5 million in gambling chips in one of the largest heists in recent Southern Nevada history.

Judge’s son arrested in Bellagio robbery

Las Vegas police late Wednesday arrested the son of Las Vegas Municipal Court Judge George Assad in connection with December’s $1.5 million Bellagio casino heist. Anthony Michael Carleo, 29, was arrested after he met undercover officers to sell high-value chips taken in the heist, law enforcement sources said.

Son testifies against father in murder-for-hire plot

Dominick Harriman on Wednesday testified his father tried to kill him over an insurance scam and sexual affairs. Harriman said in a preliminary hearing in Las Vegas Justice Court that his father, Keith, wanted him dead because he told insurance fraud investigators his father’s $160,000 burglary loss claim was a scam to feed his crack cocaine addiction.

Woman gets prison for mortgage loan fraud

A Las Vegas woman was sentenced Wednesday to 27 months in prison for submitting fraudulent mortgage loan applications in 2004 and 2005. Gail Bilyeu also was ordered her to pay about $1 million in restitution to five federally insured financial institutions.

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Rehearing denied in O.J. Simpson robbery case

The Nevada Supreme Court responded succinctly Wednesday to O.J. Simpson’s request for a new hearing in his robbery case, saying: “Rehearing denied. … It is so ordered.”

Two police officers checked out for court, but went to Arizona instead

Two Las Vegas police officers caught speeding in Arizona last month told dispatchers they were headed to court before they left town, the Review-Journal has learned. They later told a Mohave County sheriff’s deputy they were scouting locations for a photo shoot.

Man admits using UMC patient information to solicit attorneys, chiropractors

Richard Charette pleaded guilty Tuesday to conspiracy to disclose personal information of trauma patients at University Medical Center. He told a judge he then used the information to solicit clients and patients on behalf of Las Vegas personal injury lawyers and chiropractors.

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