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Before being taken into custody by authorities, Robert Telles is accused of grabbing his wife by the neck and hitting her on the arm
According to the Review-Journal, a police report revealed that two years before Robert Telles killed Jeff German, he was arrested on domestic battery charges after he allegedly grabbed his wife, Ismael, by the neck and slapped his arm. while they are on their way. home from the Bellagio in Las Vegas. The incident is said to have happened while they were on their way home from Bellagio.
After that, he dialed 911 and asked the operator to send the police to the scene of the incident. Telles was taken into custody shortly after the police arrived at their residence.
Robert Telles appears to be very drunk in the video as he slurs his speech as he is led into a police patrol car outside his residence.
The public administrator can be heard taking advice from the police, advising them to “Don’t do anything dumber than you’ve already done.”
Telles continued to insist that he was the subject of a malicious smear campaign as officers conducted a search of the vehicle for any weapons that may have been hidden there.
He said:
“All you want to do is overthrow me because of my position as a public official…
I was really careful not to touch anyone. I didn’t hurt anyone… This is a violation of your civil rights.
Telles, who appeared to be in a state of confusion after being arrested and placed in the back of a police car, questioned the authorities about the basis of the detention.
Inside the car, he repeated the phrase several times:
“I haven’t touched anything, I haven’t touched anything.”
Ismael gave the police an account of the events that happened after they returned home from the casino while he was arrested. According to a Review-Journal story, Robert Telles, who reportedly drank too much alcohol, yelled “kill me!” then his wife and their two children locked themselves in a room to protect themselves from him.
The incident report filed by police states that when she called 911, Telles held her in a “bear hug” and refused to let go until her children separated her from him. This information is included in the report.
The domestic violence charges filed against Robert Telles were eventually dropped on September 30, 2020 as a result of negotiations that took place. According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Telles was also given a 90-day jail sentence that was suspended because he resisted arrest. He was sentenced to pay fines and attend lessons that will teach him how to effectively manage relationships and deal with the stress it causes.
Robert Telles claims he was passed out from drinking alcohol at the time of his arrest in 2020
Robert Telles, who is currently being held without bail in the Clark County detention center for allegedly killing Jeff German, said that during the 2020 incident, he passed out from alcohol and did not remember the events leading up to the shooting. his arrest in a jailhouse interview with the Las Vegas Journal. Telles is in jail for the alleged murder of Jeff German, for which he is being held without bail.
Telles denied hurting his wife and children and said he stopped drinking shortly after the incident. He also said he was not responsible for the incident.
He said:
“Like everyone else, I’ve definitely made mistakes, and I’ve just really tried to do the best I can, to live my life doing good for others, and I hope that, again, with everything that comes around around. media these days, that people can really see that,” the speaker said. “It’s important for people to understand that I tried to live well for others.”
In the same interview, Robert Telles refused to answer any questions on the killing of investigative journalist Jeff German because the investigation into the incident is still ongoing.
Jeff German Death
On September 4, 2022, German’s body was discovered stabbed to death outside his Las Vegas Valley home. He has 69 years under his belt. Police said he was involved in an incident with someone outside his home the day before he was found dead, and they have identified a suspect in his murder. Police also said they found the body of the murdered man.
Robert Telles, a public official for Clark County, was taken into custody by police on September 7 on suspicion of murdering German. German conducted the investigation into Telles in response to reports that Telles was engaging in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member and was contributing to a hostile work environment. Following the publication of the findings of the German investigation, Telles was unsuccessful in his bid to win the Democratic primary for re-election.
Jeff German Career
Over the course of more than twenty years, German covered topics such as organized crime, government, politics, and the courts while working as an investigative reporter and writer for the Las Vegas Sun. He reported on the fire that broke out at the MGM Grand in 1980 as well as the FBI’s investigation into bribery accepted by Clark County commissioners in the early 2000s (Operation G-Sting).
Murder in Sin City: The Death of a Las Vegas Casino Boss was published in 2001 by German and presents the account of the murder of Ted Binion, heir to Binion’s Horseshoe fortune. The book is based on true events that took place in Las Vegas.
German joined the staff of the Las Vegas Review-Journal in 2010, having previously worked as a reporter for the Las Vegas Sun until being let go in 2009.
German was the first to report that the shooter opened fire on two nearby jet fuel tanks at the Las Vegas airport after the 2017 Las Vegas massacre, and did so before the shooter turned his focus back to the music festival location. . Along with his colleague Cathy Scott, he broke the story of the murder of mafia ally and bookmaker Herbert Blitzstein in 1997. Mobbed Up: The Fight for Las Vegas is a podcast series written and hosted by German . The series was developed in collaboration with the Mob Museum. German also reported deficiencies in city inspections prior to the tragic 2019 Alpine Motel Apartments fire as well as mismanagement, illegal misconduct, and intimidation of the Clark County Office of the Public Administrator, Robert Telles. Five people died in the fire.
Childhood and Early Years of Education
Milwaukee, in the state of Wisconsin, is the birthplace of German. He attended Marquette University and received his master’s degree there. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is where German got his start in the journalism industry, working there as an intern. Additionally, he collaborated with Jim Romenesko.