As work to bring Harrah’s Las Vegas and Rio up to code, Flamingo now gets its turn. According to a report in today’s Las Vegas Review Journal, recent work put visitors at risk.
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Am I reading this article right that the employee who raised a red flag was “laid off” a week after reporting his concerns to the county fire department? What a coincedence.