"Dancing With Wolves" actor slated to face judge on charges of sexually abusing Indigenous girls
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North Las Vegas, Nevada — A former "Dances With Wolves" actor who faces at least five felonies for allegedly sexually abusing Indigenous girls is scheduled to face a judge for the first time in the case on Thursday.
The possible charges against Nathan Chasing Horse, 46, include sex trafficking and sexual assault, according to court records. Clark County prosecutors haven't said when they will formally charge him or whether more charges will be filed.
Las Vegas police arrested Chasing Horse this week following a months-long investigation into alleged abuse that authorities said spanned two decades.
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