LAS VEGAS, Nev. — The Council for Public Safety has branded the Montecito Las Vegas’s “most unsafe bet,” describing the multimillion-dollar casino as a place where “travellers’ odds are highest for getting shot, stabbed, or even blown up.”
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Montecito security chief Danny McCoy angrily refuted the allegations. “There’s no safer place to stay on the Strip,” he told reporters. “As a Marine, I served in Iraq, and let me tell you — by comparison, this place is a whole lot quieter.”
In condemning the casino’s safety record, the Council cited numerous tragedies to befall the casino in the past four years alone, including multiple murders, former owner Monica Mancuso’s lethal plunge from the roof after being swept away by a freak gust of wind, and the sudden, tragic death of former action star Jean-Claude Van Damme.
