Las Vegas has a very well publicized history of famous arrests and note worthy crimes. Some of this has made Las Vegas what it is today. Although, some of the stories seem so far fetched that it is hard to believe they are real. A few of the more unbelievable bail bonds in Las Vegas stories of 2010 include a doctor arrested for masturbating in a elevator, a gaming tycoon and a former bail bondsman running sheriff.

"Dirty Deeds Bail Bonds" former owner, Tim Deam, was sent to a Clark County jail after pleading guilty to two misdemeanor charges related to murder for hire plot. The former Las Vegas bail bondsman is now on the 2010 ballot for the office of Clark County Sheriff.

Often people are arrested for lewd acts in Las Vegas. Infrequently are those arrested medical doctors doing their residency for psychiatry. Dr. Steven C. Wein was arrested in 2010 for allegedly masturbating in a Monte Carlo elevator while riding with three female college students. After being charged with misdemeanor open and gross lewdness, he was released on a $1,000 bond. He was subsequently arrested in Yuma, Ariz. with hand written instructions of how to commit to arson. The court fearing Dr. Wein intended to intimidate the witnesses, has since his rescinded his bond and he is now being held without bail in Las Vegas.

While in Las Vegas, Daniel Tzvetkoff, was arrested for charges of money laundering in connection with his previous online gambling payment processing business, Intabill. He appeared at a bail hearing in Las Vegas and was granted bail. However, he still sits in a Las Vegas jail because a New York court upset with the Las Vegas bail hearing ruled that he must now stay incarcerated during the trial. His possible financial means and foreign citizenship have the New York court fearing a potential flight risk.

Crime and stories of wild bail bonds in Las Vegas have filled the recent news. Zany and crazy tales seem to be the norm in Las Vegas. If they weren't, we wouldn't call it Sin City.