Gabi Grecko — whose real name is Gabriella Curtis — shared her account of the notorious flight to Las Vegas on Super Bowl weekend in February 2013 that is central to the case against Deputy Inspector James Grant and businessman Jeremy Reichberg. Former Deputy Inspector James Grant was allegedly treated to a trip to Las Vegas via a private plane, where a prostitute was on board; a two-night suite at a hotel room in Rome; and countless lavish gifts, dinners and home improvement projects in exchange for granting special favors to Borough Park businessman Jeremy Reichberg, prosecutors said.

According to her story, she engaged in numerous sex acts with the Orthodox Jewish Jeremy Reichberg and other men on the flight to Las Vegas, and in the hotels.

She claims she was ripped off, and only got $1,500 for the three days of orgies.

At 8:50 a.m., Las Vegas Metro Police received a request that officers be on scene to keep the peace as a crane was brought on scene to remove a U-Haul truck from an empty pool.

The driver of the U-Haul said he was pulling the truck into the yard to load up the truck, but accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake, sending the vehicle careening into the pool.

The U-Haul stayed in the pool until the crane successfully removed it at around 11:15 a.m.

The tow truck driver reportedly did not believe the story, and asked the driver to send a picture of the incident before he agreed to respond to the scene.

Removing the truck from the pool cost the driver an estimated $3,000.

No injuries have been reported.

On Sunday, Nov. 4th 2018, it was reported that 39-year-old Robbie Ramirez had been shot to death in Laramie, Wyoming by a deputy from the Albany County Sheriff’s Office. Ramirez spent his life battling mental illness. The two reportedly graduated high school together, as the family of Ramirez believes Colling was aware of the victim’s mental illness.

Mother of the victim, Debra Hinkel, claims she heard he tried to get home after a traffic stop. Hinkel, who’s been the owner of a healing center for seven years, didn’t support Albany County Sherriff O’ Malley’s decision to hire the deputy she heard is responsible for her son’s death. However, she is supportive of the work O’Malley has done to help make sure officers are trained in how to handle people who suffer from a mental illness.

However, since the initial reports of that shooting Ramirez’ family has identified the deputy who killed him as former LVMPD Officer Derek Colling. No doubt that has not been confirmed by Albany County officials because Sheriff Dave O’Malley, who hired Colling even though he was fully aware of his previous firing, is currently running for reelection. With voters heading to the polls later today, reports that an unpopular hiring decision by O’Malley has resulted in a fatal shooting would be pretty inconvenient for him.

According to previous media reports, Colling was fired from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department in 2011 for beating a videographer who refused to turned his camera off during a police incident. He had also been involved in the killing of two civilians, including a mentally disabled individual.