Little League President Busted For Spending Budget On Strippers And Boner Pills

A Las Vegas Little League organization has been turned on its head after a major scandal over the misuse of the league's funds by the league president, as alleged by board members.

Las Vegas Justice Court Records charge Steve Rodriguez Prado with one count of theft, two counts of forgery, and one count of a convicted person failing to register with local law enforcement within 48 hours.

The arrest report shows Prado misappropriated nearly $65,000 on casinos on the Las Vegas Strip, as well as air travel, ride-shares, video games, car insurance, strip clubs, and erectile dysfunction medication.

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According to the Las Vegas Metro Police Department, the former president made more than 75 electronic Zelle transfers to a business his wife owned that totaled nearly $64,000.

Detectives say they were able to get ahold of a receipt from a strip club that, after a $433 tip, totaled $1,351. They also claimed that they could account for $294 worth of the erectile dysfunction pill Blue Chew, which would equate to about 60 of the little blue pills. They also accounted for $2,000 spent on casino trips.

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Robert Fleming, the District 2 Administrator for Nevada Little League wishes it was possible for a more unconventional method of punishment.

"It’s a shame that the penalty can’t be like when they used to stone criminals with rocks and stuff like that. That they just can’t have the kids line up and throw baseballs at him."

It's not a punishment that'll happen, but he's sending a good message to the future money managers for the league.

According to reports, the Central Little League was reportedly left with $25 in its bank account and almost had to suspend the season. Once word spread about the misappropriated funds and the potential shuttering for the season, multiple businesses stepped up with donations, including the Athletics.

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