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Miami Seaside police arrest man convicted of Las Vegas on line casino robberies

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A person convicted of robbing a collection of Las Vegas casinos is anticipated to be transferred to Nevada after a Friday arrest in Florida linked him to allegations of human trafficking.

D’Shante Types, 35, is scheduled to seem for an extradition listening to subsequent month, following a coordinated effort between the Miami Seaside Police Division, the FBI, and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Division.

He faces allegations of human trafficking and a number of violent crimes, based on a police press launch.

Court docket paperwork obtained by 8 Information Now present Types is being held on a fugitive warrant in a Miami Seaside jail.

In 2023, Types took a plea deal and was sentenced to a 12 months in jail and probation following a police investigation, which linked him to a collection of Las Vegas on line casino robberies and a automotive theft.

Police mentioned throughout an October 2023 information convention that Types has a prolonged felony historical past and has dedicated at the very least 13 separate robberies. His courtroom data present he has a conviction for theft in 2008 and three convictions for theft with the usage of a lethal weapon in 2009, in addition to different arrests listed on his courtroom paperwork.

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