Las Vegas Casino Scandal

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Harry was getting drinks from the kitchen while John was sitting on the stairs staring at the floor. I heard Matthew upstairs talking to his friends. He told me that he was going to the casino soon and might not come back until midnight. This was the fifth time he went to the casino this week I mumbled to myself. I left to go to the bar with my partner Kevin, Kevin later got a phone call from the police department telling him that one of the casinos in Las Vegas, Nevada was just robbed. Kevin and I rushed to the casino as I saw Harry running out and telling me that he was in the casino at the time and he just heard an alarm go off then ran out thinking it was a fire alarm. We entered the building and our eyes were caught by a emergency exit door wide open as if someone quickly rushed out of the building. Riley Golding and Paul Golding told us that the man was wearing a black nike shirt with black sweatpants and he was seen entering the casino at 10:00pm. They also told me that the thief stole 1.5 million dollars, Kevin and I went back to the police station to think of ideas while Harry stayed at the casino. Dr.Cameleo,Dr.Cameleo, Dr.Cameleo? Yes? Yes? …show more content…

The suspects are Gavin Hart, Joe Dunsi, and Kyle Franz they were all seen leaving the casino at the time of the robbery. We also have a man named Stanley he said that a very suspicious man with black clothing entered the casino at 9:45 while he was smoking outside. What else did you see? He seemed to have glasses. Gavin said that he left the casino to go to the bar with his friends, Joe said that he was going home to eat dinner with his girlfriend and Kyle left to get something from his apartment Kevin said with a soft voice. It seems that Joe and Gavin are the only ones to have glasses. These all seem like legit cases, well it has to be one of these it's just right under our

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