Jeff German, Las Vegas Organized Crime Investigative Reporter, Dies of Stabbing at 69

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the Los Angeles Times, which first reported the news..Born in 1957, Furhmann, whose father was a Dutch German U.S. naval corpsman and his mother Japanese, was raised in Port Hueneme, California and attended Cal Tech to study engineering before changing career tracks to journalism.

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EastEnders actress, 49, took to Instagram on Friday to share the sad news and poignantly wrote: 'Cannot cope with losing you, not now. . .

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the Review-Journal reported Wednesday. The arrest comes 3 days after German was killed in a stabbing.Robert Telles was arrested soon after police served a warrant on his home and vehicle early Wednesday evening. Telles, a Clark County public administrator, had accused German of “smearing” his reputation in a series of investigative articles ahead of the June 2022 primary.

A top Las Vegas-area public official was arrested tonight in connection with the fatal stabbing of a well-known investigative journalist on Friday night, according to multiple news reports.

The Las Vegas police have searched the residence of a local politician in connection to the murder of an investigative journalist.

The Washington Post.The suspect had been described as between 5’6″ and 5’9″ with a slim frame and a beard, between 18 to 20 years old, wearing flared jeans, a T-shirt, and a bucket hat. He allegedly fled the scene with another male wearing a white T-shirt.The pro-authoritarian, right-wing commentary and opinion site Remix claims the suspect, identified as Nuradi A., is a migrant and former junior boxing champion from Chechnya, a majority-Muslim region of Russia, who had applied for refugee status but had his request rejected by the German government.Typically, that means he should have been deported back to Russia, but Germany halted all deportations back to Eastern European countries following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the instability in the region. While Remix and other right-wing sites, as well as fascist political parties, have been eager to link the Münster attack with other anti-LGBTQ attacks committed by Muslim migrants across Europe, some on social media have speculated that Nuradi may be gay himself, possibly having fled Chechnya due to the ongoing purge of gay and bisexual men there.A vigil celebrating Malte’s life and condemning anti-trans violence was held in front of Münster’s historic town hall on Friday night, drawing an estimated crowd of 6,500 people.On Saturday, a judge granted prosecutors’ request to keep Nuradi in detention while he awaits trial.