Cops: Former NFL cheerleader missing in Vegas

Betallsports · Dec 20, 2010

Las Vegas police were searching Sunday for a missing dancer and former NFL cheerleader who was last seen leaving her home a week ago.

Debora "Debbie" Flores Narvaez, 31, a cast member of the "Fantasy" show at the Luxor Las Vegas hotel and casino and a former Washington Redskins cheerleader, disappeared after leaving her Las Vegas home at approximately 7 p.m. on Dec. 12.

Investigators reportedly found her car, a maroon 1997 four-door Chevrolet Prism with Maryland license plates, parked in the city's northeast section last week.
Flores Narvaez, who was born in Puerto Rico and lived with her family in Baltimore, Md., relocated to Las Vegas two years ago to pursue a dancing career. An accomplished performer, Flores Narvaez also holds a law degree, according to her MySpace page.

"She is so kindhearted," Asia Bosley, a family friend, said in a Sunday interview with FOXNews.com. "She would give the shirt off her back for anybody."
"She was dedicated to dancing," friend Leo Castro added. "If she's a friend to you, she'll be a friend forever."

Flores Narvaez is described as Hispanic, 5-foot-5 and 120 pounds. She has brown hair and brown eyes. Investigators are urging anyone with information on her whereabouts to contact the Las Vegas Police Department.

Betallsports · Dec 20, 2010

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Doug · Dec 20, 2010

Investigators reportedly found her car, a maroon 1997 four-door Chevrolet Prism with Maryland license plates, parked in the city's northeast section last week.
Flores Narvaez, who was born in Puerto Rico and lived with her family in Baltimore, Md., relocated to Las Vegas two years ago to pursue a dancing career. An accomplished performer, Flores Narvaez also holds a law degree, according to her MySpace page.

two years on out of state plates, and she's a lawyer, too ! Pretty odd !

bigtendominator · Dec 20, 2010

Doug said:
Investigators reportedly found her car, a maroon 1997 four-door Chevrolet Prism with Maryland license plates, parked in the city's northeast section last week.
Flores Narvaez, who was born in Puerto Rico and lived with her family in Baltimore, Md., relocated to Las Vegas two years ago to pursue a dancing career. An accomplished performer, Flores Narvaez also holds a law degree, according to her MySpace page.

two years on out of state plates, and she's a lawyer, too ! Pretty odd !

I thought the same thing. Where did she get her degree Sally Struthers study at home program. 1997

Stylez · Dec 20, 2010

She has a law degree according to her myspace page

according to my "Myspace" page im a doctor

valium · Dec 20, 2010

living in vegas with out of state plates is very very common. i lived in vegas for years with out of state plates. Many do it. if you have a newer car it is expensive to get nevada plates.

Voodoo7 · Dec 20, 2010

From her FB Page.

I earned 3 degrees in college: Bachelor of Science degree in international Business, a Master's degree in Finance and went to Law School and earned my Juris Doctorate degree in Criminal Law. I was born and raised in the beautiful islands of Puerto Rico and lived in Baltimore, Maryland and Washington D.C. for 12 years.

Doug · Dec 21, 2010

valium said:
living in vegas with out of state plates is very very common. i lived in vegas for years with out of state plates. Many do it. if you have a newer car it is expensive to get nevada plates.

Do you get your car insurance back in whatever state, too ?

Doug · Dec 21, 2010

It sounds like she would need a "sheriff's card" to work at the Luxor. I'd think you'd need a nevada DL to get that ?

Then wouldn't your car insurance company want to know why you have a NV DL while your car is registered elsewhere ?

Was she driving an uninsured/ unregistered old beater ? Sounds like a real upstanding citizen !

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hockey8799 · Dec 21, 2010

so she was a former cheerleader and drives a 1997 economy car...geez

ProPokerPlayer · Dec 21, 2010

In Nevada when u go to get new plates you have to pay a tax/fee that i believe is the same as the Sales Tax rate when u originally bought the car......and you have to pay this everytime u get new plates. So most people try to get away with not buying the plates... They even run commercials and billboards asking residents to turn in their neighbors who do not have them transferred.....My daughter just had to buy new plates for her husbands truck even though hes in Kuwait and the truck is parked because somebody turned it in....id have to ask her how much it was but i think she said over $800....

viking611 · Dec 21, 2010

Doug said:
Do you get your car insurance back in whatever state, too ?

yep - much cheaper. I lived in FL for 3 years and had my IL plates the entire time and also kept my IL insurance. I did have a FL driver's license. I haven't lived in FL for almost 3 years now and just last week finally went and got a new IL driver's license.

SportSavant · Dec 21, 2010

there is a campaign here in Vegas against people driving with out of state plates, there is a snitch line set up.

Doug · Dec 22, 2010

SportSavant said:
there is a campaign here in Vegas against people driving with out of state plates, there is a snitch line set up.

Is that really wrong, though ?

I assume you are driving on Canadian plates still ?

I drove on expired Ct plates with no insurance in Ca from like 1982-1984, even frequently going to Mexico . I'm no saint...or rat !

I can see tax-paying Nevadans getting fed up with it and turning Rat. Here in CT, they tax cars as general property ( like a house) so a 20k car might carry a $500 annual property tax or so. Some here try to register cars in Maine to evade that. I'd never rat somebody out for it, but Maine plates aren't too cool in Ct !

Out of area plates in LV don't arouse great suspicion unless the car becomes a fixture. Lots of Ct people live here and in Fla., no huge deal running Fla. plates here half the year. Maine isn't tolerated as well.

Getting back to this dancer girl....

Wouldn't she make 50k+++ as a Showgirl ? That's decent money in LV. I don't think she's smoking HOT, but she certainly should be able to dance at an elite club for 100k+++ easily with her resume. She should be rolling in dough, really !

Something ain't right in this case !

I'll bet she's a coke whore type and wronged some bad people. She should make enough a year to buy a NICE house equal to her salary....like make 150k easy and buy a 150k home....then when she gets old and her looks fade....she has all kinds of degrees.

Something is WAY wrong here !

Doug · Dec 22, 2010

Stylez said:
She has a law degree according to her myspace page

according to my "Myspace" page im a doctor

I might just title myself as Dr. as joke in the future for dumb shit, as fun !

I often give my name as "Habib" when waiting at restaurants....trying my best at broken English...

Doug · Dec 22, 2010

SportSavant said:
there is a campaign here in Vegas against people driving with out of state plates, there is a snitch line set up.

Savant: Aren't you sort of the one that's breaking US law here ?

Let's say I owned a place in Tampa but I spent 9 months a year in Toronto ( or any other place in your country) and returned to Tampa for Dec- Feb. So I'm spending 75% of time there and 25% here, possibly violating some laws.

Isn't that about your one-year plan ?

Would my neighbors in Toronto ( 9 months of the year) grow tired of my Florida plates ?

Methinks they might if Ontario plates are costly. I have no idea what it costs to register/ insure a car anywhere in Canada, BTW.

This isn't about you, or breaking laws. I'm a rebel at heart. I'd never snitch on my worst enemy.

This about that PR HO that did somebody wrong.

Doug · Dec 22, 2010

Doug · Dec 22, 2010

hockey8799 said:
so she was a former cheerleader and drives a 1997 economy car...geez

Do NFL cheerleaders make big bucks ?

I'm guessing NO, but it might lead to better things like Playboy or showgirl or something ?

I doubt it is like a 100k job....I could be wrong.

Defying · Dec 22, 2010

Doug said:
Do NFL cheerleaders make big bucks ?

I'm guessing NO, but it might lead to better things like Playboy or showgirl or something ?

I doubt it is like a 100k job....I could be wrong.

I am rather sure they don't make much, think its a hundred a game in Charlotte

Defying · Dec 22, 2010

Defying said:
I am rather sure they don't make much, think its a hundred a game in Charlotte

from ehow.. But I rmemeber hearing on the radio about $100 a game when I was in Charlotte

Per Game Basis

<LI id=jsArticleStep1 itxtvisited="1">NFL cheerleaders are generally paid about $50 to $75 per game. Some cheerleaders are paid monthly salaries ranging from $200 to $1,000. These salaries are usually given to elite cheerleaders who have been with the same team for a while or have extensive cheerleading experience. Yearly Total

<LI id=jsArticleStep1 itxtvisited="1">After two preseason games and eight regular-season games, most cheerleaders earn about $500 to $750 per season, depending on what teams they cheer for and whether that team plays any additional home games in the playoffs. Paid Appearances

<LI id=jsArticleStep1 itxtvisited="1">If the cheerleading squad coordinator approves, an NFL cheerleader can make extra money by participating in paid public appearances. These are outside the usual non-paid public appearances that NFL cheerleaders must participate in throughout the year.

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