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  • Las Vegas Police-Extortion Plot

    As detailed in Bettorsworld under "Breaking News," Billy Walters, famous super-successful
    sportsbettor, is again embroiled in a dispute with the government. This time it is the Las Vegas Police who are after Billy's money. And Billy's attorney calls their actions an "extortion plot."

    The Las Vegas Police, plain and simple, suck. All they care about is making money for themselves. I've seen that firsthand.
    When I was bludgeoned unconscious and robbed of $30,000, the police did not even show up until I had been driven to the hospital by a friend. And it was nearly 20 minutes after I was mugged before my friend arrived.

    When I met with the detective asigned to my case, he told me straight out that they didn't have the money or manpower to properly handle my case. He said that most of the police emphasis was on the traffic division because that generated revenue for the Force.

    My perpetrators, thanks mainly to my detective work and an anonymous phone call, were eventually apprehended. A plea bargain deal was arranged, and I got my money back.

    Based on my personal experience and on other stories I have heard, I fully believe that the Las Vegas Police are indeed simply trying to extort money from Billy Walters. But what else would you expect from a government agency?

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    WOW....And I thought I was the only one. I have a personal story about the Las Vegas Metro as well, that has bothered me for a long time. When I was in my early 20's, a buddy of mine and I were walking north (towards downtown) on LV Boulevard, way down past the casinos. We came upon a group of a bout 5 "officers" standing outside of some hole-in-the-wall pub. Out of curiousity, we asked them what was going on and they gave us a bunch of BS. However, they proceded to ask us if we could do them a favor. They asked us to go inside the bar and see what "the guy in the red flannel shirt" was doing, where he was, and what his demeanor was like. We obligied, went inside, and came out and told them what we saw, nothing earthshattering. Mind you, this was the "dead" end of the strip and was virtualy void of people, however a few people had wandered over to see what was going on. About 10 minutes later, the Metro stormed the place with guns drawn and hauled the guy out of there. Turns out the guy was wanted for 3 armed robberies (one in which he killed 2 people), was armed, and was planning on robbing the place. Great strategy...Send 2 college kids inside a bar to check on a guy packing heat and who wasn't afraid to use it. Unbelievable.

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