Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio will be giving the keynote address at the Conservative Leadership Conference, a popular republican gathering in Las Vegas.

Donald Trump issued his first pardon last Friday, to Joe Arpaio, expunging the former Maricopa County sheriff’s federal conviction on criminal contempt charges relating to illegal racial profiling.

The White House said 85-year-old Arpaio was a “worthy candidate” for the pardon, citing his “life’s work of protecting the public from the scourges of crime and illegal immigration.” Trump granted the pardon less than a month after a judge found Arpaio guilty of a misdemeanor contempt-of-court charge in a trial that was prosecuted by the president’s own Justice Department.

Along with Arpaio speaking will be probably the United State’s most famous Brothel Owner in the world, Dennis Hoff. Hof is an independent-minded “conservatarian” who ran for the Nevada State Assembly in 2016 and almost ousted the RINO (Republican in Name Only) incumbent. He is considering a re-match in 2018.

The conference is hosted at the Tropicana September 15th-16th over a thousand older white men are expected to descend on Las Vegas.

On Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017, Fremont Street Experience’s highly-anticipated zombie-themed attraction, “Fear the Walking Dead Survival” celebrated its grand opening with a multi-sensory extravaganza in Downtown Las Vegas.

During the event, brave souls gathered around the bloody red carpet as Fremont Street Experience celebrated the arrival with cast members from AMC’s hit TV series, “Fear the Walking Dead,” including Kim Dickens, Colman Domingo, Michael Greyeyes as well as VIP guests such as President and CEO of Fremont Street Experience Patrick Hughes, Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman, Co-Head of AMC Studios Stefan Reinhardt, Triotech Founder Ernest Yale and host of “Talking Dead” Chris Hardwick.

Additionally, a variety of Las Vegas entertainers joined the festivities including magician Murray Sawchuck, ABSINTHE’s “Green Fairy” Melody Sweets, Liinda Garisto from MAGIC MIKE LIVE LAS VEGAS and Tyson Beckford, Okewa Garrett and James David from Chippendales.

Following the bloody red carpet, Patrick Hughes thanked the partners at AMC and Triotech for their hard work and dedication to exceeding all expectations with the newest spine-tingling attraction in Downtown Las Vegas. Stefan Reinhardt and Ernest Yale also shared their excitement for the opening, and Mayor Goodman delivered a proclamation declaring Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017 as “Fear the Walking Dead Survival” Day. Following their remarks, the group ceremonially cut the ribbon alongside the AMC cast, officially welcoming thrill-seekers into the attraction.

The one-of-a-kind collaboration between Fremont Street Experience, AMC and Triotech, a Canadian company known for producing technologically advanced, interactive award-winning attractions, allowed guests the opportunity to interact with walkers, snap photos on a zombie carpet and navigate the zombie apocalyptic world featuring fully immersive production and a thrilling combination of motion rides, mazes and interactive videogames.

“Fear the Walking Dead Survival” is open Sunday – Thursday from 1 p.m. – 1 a.m. and Friday – Saturday from 1 p.m. – 2 a.m. Tickets start at $30 and are available online at www.vegasexperience.com. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.vegasexperience.com.

A British man trying to fly from Germany to his home in Essex, UK somehow boarded the wrong flight and ended up in Las Vegas, despite his boarding pass being checked multiple times by airline staff.

And the expectant father said he was treated “like a criminal” when he wound up without a visa at Las Vegas airport.

Finance broker Samuel Jankowsky, 29, who was in Germany for a work trip, boarded what he thought was a Eurowings flight from Cologne to London Stansted airport after airline staff checked his ticket — which clearly shows London Stansted as the destination airport — three times.

The first he knew he was on the wrong flight was when he woke up from a nap and looked at the flight tracker on the in-flight entertainment screen, which showed his plane flying past the UK and towards the United States.

“When I got on the plane I did think it was a big plane for a short flight, but I didn’t worry about it. I put on my headphones and went to sleep,” Jankowsky told MailOnline.

“When I woke up I saw that we had passed the UK. I asked the person next to me what was going on and he said, ‘We’re flying to Vegas’.

“I said: ‘Oh f**k! Can we turn the plane around?’ I didn’t even know Eurowings flew to Las Vegas.”

Jankowsky said he used the on-board Wi-Fi to frantically message his pregnant wife Monique, with whom he has two other children.

But things got even more complicated when he landed at Las Vegas’ McCarran International Airport, where he said US immigration officers threatened to detain him.

“I was treated like a person who tried to enter the US without a visa,” he said.

“The official said we had an hour to do the paperwork to put me on a flight back to Cologne.

“If I missed the flight, I’d be detained until Tuesday [four days later] when there was another Eurowings flight.

“I had a boarding pass for London Stansted which cost around 120 euro (A$180). They seemed to think I had sneaked onto the plane to get a flight to Vegas on the cheap.

“They even put me in a little cell and completely searched me. I was supervised the whole time I was there.”

Jankowsky was eventually allowed to fly back to Cologne but said he “wasn’t treated well” by airline staff.

“The crew were professional but they treated me like they had a criminal on the plane, maybe a serial killer,” he said.

Once back in Cologne, Jankowsky said he had to travel to Mannheim to fly back to Britain.

He arrived home in Essex two days later than he was meant to, and about $1300 out of pocket for food, a hotel and his flight home.

“How could I have boarded the aircraft without a valid boarding pass for that flight? Staff checked my boarding pass three times. It shows the ineptitude of Eurowings staff,” he said.

“Heaven forbid my intentions were not good. This is a major security failing.”

But he acknowledged there was a funny side to the situation.

“When I told my sister she just burst out laughing for ten minutes straight,” he said.

“I think they could make a movie out of what happened to me. Like The Hangover, where the main character wakes up on a flight headed to the party capital of the world.”

A spokesman for Eurowings attributed the incident to an error by a service provider employee and said the incident had been resolved.