As of Wednesday, a suspect who opened fire on the Luxor Hotel & Casino on the Las Vegas Strip was still at large.
As reported by Las Vegas TV station KVVU, the anonymous individual reportedly became irate with resort-casino security personnel for ejecting him from the complex.
At around 5 a.m. on Wednesday, he fired the shots at a glass door at the casino establishment on his way outside.
There were no injuries.
An estimate for fixing the damage was not made public by officials.
A Roadhouse Casino Employee Is Accused of Stealing $15K
A bookkeeper at the Roadhouse Casino in Elko, Nevada, is accused of stealing more than $15K from an ATM there.
On May 16, Sara R. Brady, 54, was taken into custody on four charges of embezzlement, according to the local Nevada news source Elko Daily Free Press.
The Elko County Jail received her booking. A $400K bail was imposed for her. Local prosecutors were given Brady's case.
According to the investigation, Brady was the only worker with the power to load money into the ATM. She told authorities that no one else was able to open the ATM.
For several consecutive weeks, the casino's accountants found that between $3K and $4K was being inappropriately taken out of the ATM each week.
The investigation started because the ATM was expected to have $8K for the week, but it had no cash.
Additionally, according to officials, four deposits in records did not match the sums Brady allegedly placed in the machine. According to April bank data, $15,640 was lost from the ATM overall.
Three Wendover Nugget employees were accused of conspiring to embezzle in an unrelated incident that occurred in Elko County on May 1. According to the Daily Free Press, one of them has accepted a plea agreement.
After children left in the car, a woman was charged
Police found twin twins and a seven-year-old child abandoned in a parked car inside Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati on Tuesday, leading to the arrest of a mother.
Both infants were 18 months old, according to WXIX, a Kentucky television station.
According to the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office, Kylie Pratt of Rushville, Indiana, was charged with three counts of endangering minors.
She showed up in court on Wednesday after being booked at the Hamilton County Justice Center on Tuesday. On June 3, she will appear in court again.
According to officials, deputies looked at surveillance footage from the casino that showed Pratt driving there, stepping out of her car, and leaving the children alone.
None of the children were reported to have been hurt.
