Las Vegas sergeant indicted again on new count of possessing child sexual abuse material
A suspended Metropolitan Police Department sergeant has been indicted again on a count of possessing child sexual abuse material.
Sgt. Kevin Menon, 43, faces criminal charges in three separate cases. Prosecutors have accused him of illegally detaining people on the Strip, possessing hundreds of sexual images of young girls and installing cameras in bathroom vents that captured videos showing the genitalia and buttocks of his wife and sister-in-law, videos the alleged victims have said were consensual.
Deputy District Attorney Morgan Lombardo said Friday that Menon has been charged in a superseding indictment with a count of possession of visual presentation depicting sexual conduct of a child.
Chief Deputy District Attorney Michael Schwartzer asked for Menon’s previous bail of $500,000 to remain, along with an additional $10,000.
Chief District Judge Jerry Wiese granted the request. Menon, who was taken into custody after a Monday bail hearing, remains in jail, according to records.
The indictment is not a surprise, said defense attorney Robert Draskovich. Prosecutors had said it was coming at a recent hearing.
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