A Las Vegas police detective is under investigation for allegedly lying to authorities to get permission to search suspected drug dealers’ homes. According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Detective Bryan Yant said that he watched a confidential informant purchase drugs from William Sigler, giving justification to search Sigler’s house. But Sigler’s attorneys now say that the informant never bought drugs from Sigler. The paperwork from the case is partially completed or missing, adding weight to the accusations of malpractice.

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Edward Mills in Law enforcement, US Law enforcement

Tags: confidential informant, law enforcement, narcotics, US

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