Las Vegas Police Investigating Politician In Killing Of Journalist Who Exposed His Scandals!
08.09.2022 - 02:35
/ perezhilton.com
The Las Vegas police have searched the residence of a local politician in connection to the murder of an investigative journalist.
According to the Metropolitan Police Department, reporter Jeff German was found stabbed to death outside of his home in Sin City on September 3. Law enforcement believe the reporter was killed during an altercation with someone at the residence one day prior. Police released surveillance footage this week, including one showing the suspect wearing a wide straw hat, gloves, a bright orange long-sleeve shirt, and carrying a shoulder bag. Another later showed the unidentified suspect’s vehicle, described as being a 2007 to 2014 red or maroon GMC Yukon Denali with chrome handles and a sunroof.
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Here’s where things get inneresting…
Before his murder, Jeff had written for the Las Vegas Review-Journal in May about the alleged hostile workplace environment of Clark County Public Administrator Robert Telles that included claims of bullying and favoritism, as well as an “inappropriate relationship” with a female staffer, Roberta Lee-Kennett. Current employees even caught the pair in the act and secretly videotaped them in the back seat of the woman’s car in a parking garage at one point. However, Robert denied the accusation, saying Roberta was someone he “could lean on” while he worked on changing the toxic office atmosphere. But the scandal only blew up more.
Estate coordinator Aleisha Goodwin eventually filed a 19-page confidential retaliation complaint with the Clark County Office of Diversity, detailing the relationship with Roberta, videotaping, and more. She wrote:
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