Las Vegas Dem accused of killing journalist said in 2020 arrest wife acted like he was going to 'kill' her
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Police body camera footage from 2020 shows Robert Telles, the Clark County public official accused of killing a Las Vegas journalist, acting out during a previous arrest.
Clark County, Nevada, Public Administrator Robert Telles, who was arrested last week in connection with the Aug. 3 murder of investigative journalist Jeff German, was also arrested in 2020. (FOX 5/ Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department) Robert Telles was arrested on March 1, 2020, following a domestic incident in which Telles allegedly choked his wife, according to FOX5. (FOX 5/ Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department) Audrey Conklin is a digital reporter for FOX Business and Fox News. Email tips to audrey.conklin@fox.com or on Twitter at @audpants.
In the video captured during his March 1, 2020, arrest over a domestic incident in which he allegedly choked his wife, a drunken Telles repeatedly says he loves his wife and family and would never hurt them, according to FOX5 Las Vegas.
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