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Visit our page on Nevada personal injury laws to learn more. Currently, Las Vegas Police are seriously cracking down on the prostitution-related theft crime known as "trick-rolling. Penalties for stealing in Nevada can be very steep. Trick-rolling is slang for when a prostitute allegedly steals money from a "john. If the theft allegedly transpires without the prostitute using force or violence, it's considered the Nevada crime of larceny from a person NRS Otherwise, the trick-roll qualifies as the more serious Nevada crime of robbery NRS Reno criminal defense attorney Michael Becker gives an example:.
In other situations, the prostitute may slip the customer a mickey. This usually happens before any sexual activity can take place. And while the john is unconscious, the prostitute can steal from him and run away before he wakes up. Note that many trick-rolling crimes go unreported. Often customers do not want to admit to the police that they were with a prostitute because this would be admitting they were breaking the law themselves.
