Laughlin, Nevada Bloody Casino Robbery Leaves Man in Critical Condition

A man was left in critical condition on Monday after an assault and robbery outside of Laughlin, Nevada’s Colorado Belle Casino Resort. The man was found bleeding after the assailants fled the scene.

The unnamed victim was undergoing treatment at a Las Vegas hospital on Tuesday. Details on the injuries were unknown.

Las Vegas Metropolitan police believe the victim and two other men left Laughlin’s Edgewater Casino Resort at about 10:40 pm Monday. The trio was “acting drunk and rowdy,” Metro Police Lt. David Gordon told the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Security attempted to stop the males, but they ignored security [guards] and kept walking toward the Colorado Belle,” Gordon said. “Once at the Colorado Belle, two of the males turned on the third.”

The victim was beaten by the duo. They also stole his wallet and ran off.

He was later found bleeding on the ground by a good Samaritan a short time later.  He was then transported by helicopter to a Las Vegas hospital.

The two gaming properties are located about one-quarter of a mile from each other along the Colorado River. The Colorado Belle is shuttered by the coronavirus. The Edgewater remains open.

In an unrelated incident last month, a woman was hospitalized after suffering injuries from a shooting at a Laughlin casino. The shooting took place in a hotel room at the .

A man identified as her boyfriend was taken into police custody, authorities said.

Another Laughlin casino was also in the news in December when police arrested a man on suspicion of a sexual assault that reportedly took place 25 years ago. The case dated back to a high school graduation party in 1995. A juvenile female reported drinking and passing out at the party in a room at .

She was moved to a different room. When she awoke, she determined, based on evidence at the site, that a sexual assault had occurred, police said.

An analysis in 2019 indicated the DNA from the incident was a match with the suspect s DNA.

On Dec. 25, two individuals attacked an elderly man in a Las Vegas gaming property parking garage before stealing his wallet.

The victim of the assault at Sam’s Town Hotel Gambling Hall was believed to be in his 90s, according to the Review-Journal. Details on his injuries were not immediately available.

The two robbers were described as being in their 20s. They were last seen running away from the garage, located off Boulder Highway. Police were notified about the robbery at about 12:20 pm, shortly after the holdup.

is known as a locals casino. It is operated by Boyd Gaming.

Casino parking garages have been at risk for robberies and other crimes in Las Vegas and across the nation, according to a report last year by Casino.org.