- An inmate from the Clark County Detention Center tipped Las Vegas police in May that Mark Peplowski was having a relationship with a prostitute
- The College of Southern Nevada professor was also said to have been ‘involved in criminal activity involving fraud/identity theft’
- Peplowski was seen picking up two women in his gold Toyota Highlander and would take them to a vacant lot to have sex outside his vehicle
- Arrested last week, the man faces two counts of open or gross lewdness
- The attorney was arrested in 2006 after police claimed to have seen a prostitute get in and out of his car with $50
An inmate from the Clark County Detention Center tipped Las Vegas police in May that Mark Peplowski was having a relationship with a prostitute
Las Vegas police have a College of Southern Nevada professor on video having sex in public on two separate occasions, earlier this year.
An inmate at the Clark County Detention Center gave a tip to police back in May that attorney and professor, Mark Peplowski, was having an ongoing relationship with a local prostitute.
Police launched a surveillance operation, according to a police report, as the inmate alleged that the couple ‘were involved in criminal activity involving fraud/identity theft.’
Peplowski was seen picking up a woman in his gold Toyota Highlander on June 8. The two had sex outside the truck in a vacant lot, according to the report.
A month later on July 19, he picked up a different woman on the 2500 block of Fremont, an area known for its prostitution.
He allegedly took her to the same lot and had sex with her, standing outside his Highlander.
He picked up one of the women on the 2500 block of Fremont, an area known for its prostitution. Peplowski would get the women in his gold Toyota Highlander and have sex with them in a vacant lot outside
The reports state that the attorney returned to his law office on South 10th Street soon after the second encounter
Both incidents were recorded by the Metropolitan Police Department.
Arrested last week, the man faces two counts of open or gross lewdness
Peplowski was said to have taken the woman to a drive-thru restaurant before dropping her off in front of a hardware store.
The reports state that the attorney returned to his law office on South 10th Street soon after.
Arrested last week, the man faces two counts of open or gross lewdness.
He was released on his own recognizance and has a preliminary hearing scheduled for February 22.
Peplowski has been licensed to practice law in the state since 2000 and has been a professor in the department of social sciences at the school since 2006.
He sits on the Clark County’s panel of independently contracted justices of the peace pro tem.
The attorney was arrested in 2006 after police claimed to have seen a prostitute get in and out of his car with $50.