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WSOP Flasher Arrest Report Reveals More Bizarre Behaviour

The arrest record of Ken Strauss, who was ejected from the World Series of Poker in July for flashing his penis then arrested on terrorism charges, has revealed some additional strange behaviour


Video of Strauss dropping his pants and then throwing his shoe at a dealer this summer went viral, the Pittsburgh man then repeating his act at the Luxor casino.

What followed was a meltdown, Strauss appearing to threaten violence against Vegas casinos, police arresting him and charging him with making threats related to terrorism



This week, however, details of the three-week period between his WSOP fiasco and his arrest show some seriously worrying behaviour on his part – including an alleged attempt to lure a young boy to his hotel room.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department arrest report explains how they were called to the Trump Tower Hotel where Strauss was staying and eventually arrested.

The timeline of Strauss’ Vegas hotel meanderings in the days prior to his arrest, however, makes for interesting reading:

A series of bizarre tweets from Strauss that day tagged President Trump…


…but also led to concerned Twitter users contacting the police and leading to Strauss’ arrest…


The LVMPD report also details the curious involvement of a private investigator, apparently hired on behalf of LA Rams reporter Sarina Morales, who Strauss apparently believed to be his daughter.

Strauss had reportedly sent a limo back to the Red Rock Hotel to ‘pick up his daughter’, Morales name on his Trump Tower booking alongside his own.

His erratic behaviour continued in police custody, audio recordings capturing him saying “kill them all” and “slice their heads off”.

His subsequent charging saw him held on a $150,000 cash bail bond when he appeared in front of a judge the following day. Strauss is expected to appear in court again today, September 10th.

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