Crime and bail bonds in Las Vegas provide an interesting backdrop for a city filled with intrigue and notoriety. Some would say the Las Vegas bail bonds stories are downright crazy. They are seemingly fit for the movies rather than actual news headlines. Some of the more shocking Las Vegas bail bonds stories of 2010 include a bail bondsman on the wrong side of the law, a masturbating doctor and an online gaming tycoon granted bail but not released.
Tim Deam, who was released from jail after serving time for conspiracy to commit a crime and battery with substantial bodily harm, is now running for sheriff of Clark County. Clark County jail is the same place the former Las Vegas bail bondsman was held after pleading guilty in an incident relating to the plot to harm his former "Dirty Deeds bail bonds."
Often people are arrested for lewd acts in Las Vegas. Infrequently are those arrested medical doctors doing their residency for psychiatry. Dr. Steven C. Wein was arrested in 2010 for allegedly masturbating in a Monte Carlo elevator while riding with three female college students. After being charged with misdemeanor open and gross lewdness, he was released on a $1,000 bond. He was subsequently arrested in Yuma, Ariz. with hand written instructions of how to commit to arson. The court fearing Dr. Wein intended to intimidate the witnesses, has since his rescinded his bond and he is now being held without bail in Las Vegas.
While in Las Vegas, Daniel Tzvetkoff, was arrested for charges of money laundering in connection with his previous online gambling payment processing business, Intabill. He appeared at a bail hearing in Las Vegas and was granted bail. However, he still sits in a Las Vegas jail because a New York court upset with the Las Vegas bail hearing ruled that he must now stay incarcerated during the trial. His possible financial means and foreign citizenship have the New York court fearing a potential flight risk.
No matter what, bail bonds in Las Vegas always seem to generate a buzz. The nature of those that attracted to Sin City make for some outlandish events and head scratching news.
Tim Deam, who was released from jail after serving time for conspiracy to commit a crime and battery with substantial bodily harm, is now running for sheriff of Clark County. Clark County jail is the same place the former Las Vegas bail bondsman was held after pleading guilty in an incident relating to the plot to harm his former "Dirty Deeds bail bonds."
Often people are arrested for lewd acts in Las Vegas. Infrequently are those arrested medical doctors doing their residency for psychiatry. Dr. Steven C. Wein was arrested in 2010 for allegedly masturbating in a Monte Carlo elevator while riding with three female college students. After being charged with misdemeanor open and gross lewdness, he was released on a $1,000 bond. He was subsequently arrested in Yuma, Ariz. with hand written instructions of how to commit to arson. The court fearing Dr. Wein intended to intimidate the witnesses, has since his rescinded his bond and he is now being held without bail in Las Vegas.
While in Las Vegas, Daniel Tzvetkoff, was arrested for charges of money laundering in connection with his previous online gambling payment processing business, Intabill. He appeared at a bail hearing in Las Vegas and was granted bail. However, he still sits in a Las Vegas jail because a New York court upset with the Las Vegas bail hearing ruled that he must now stay incarcerated during the trial. His possible financial means and foreign citizenship have the New York court fearing a potential flight risk.
No matter what, bail bonds in Las Vegas always seem to generate a buzz. The nature of those that attracted to Sin City make for some outlandish events and head scratching news.
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