After reporter is killed, Las Vegas police search county official's home

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Jeff German, a reporter for the Review-Journal, was fatally stabbed outside his home on Friday. Officers searched the home of Clark County Public Administrator Robert Telles. German had spent months reporting on complaints that Telles had an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate. Telles denied the allegations, saying the complaints were from disgruntled "old-timers"

Published 5 months ago · Las Vegas, United States

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The Guardian

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