A Las Vegas prostitute has been arrested and charged with attempted murder and other crimes after she allegedly beat her disabled client to near death in a hotel room before stealing thousands of dollars from him. The incident took place at the Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, according to local police.
Napria Wilson, 26, left the mobility scooter-using victim with a broken back and fractures to his face during a disagreement about payment. Wilson allegedly punched and kicked the man several times before stealing his wallet, which contained around $6,000 in cash. The victim, in his 60s, was found covered in blood by a security officer.
According to police reports, the victim had met Wilson on the casino floor that morning and hired her services after winning some money. He gave Wilson $500 in cash, but after a few minutes, she demanded more money. When the victim informed her that he had already paid, an argument ensued, leading to the violent attack.
CCTV footage captured Wilson leaving the room and getting into an elevator. She was later seen vomiting in a cab, where she apologized to the driver and offered him extra money to leave the area. Wilson was dropped off at her apartment complex and was subsequently arrested after video evidence was reviewed.
In addition to the charges of attempted murder and robbery, Wilson also faces charges of residential burglary and battery. She had previously been charged with attempted murder in a separate case in 2021, along with multiple battery charges within the past three years.
Wilson appeared in court, where bail was set at $75,000. She remains in custody and is scheduled to appear in court again on Tuesday.
This incident highlights the dangers and criminal activities associated with the sex trade industry in Las Vegas. It serves as a reminder of the need for increased regulation and safety measures to protect both clients and sex workers.
