Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now. A 55-year-old man meets 27-year-old

Halley on a dating site, Seeking, he offers McNally $2,500 to spend the weekend with

him in Vegas.

They spend the day gambling at Caesars before heading to a U2 concert.

At the concert, McNally steps out to use the restroom.

She never returns.

When the man gets back to their shared hotel room, $50,000 cash, $7,000 casino chips missing.

Nancy, 15 minutes after McNally left for the restroom, the man texted her to see if she was okay.

When she didn't respond, he called Caesar's Palace to lock down his room, but McNally had already

emptied the safe. The dating site was formerly known as seeking arrangements and typically pairs an older man or woman with a younger match.

On top of what he paid her for her time, McNally gambled on the man's dime and she had learned the pass code to the safe when she asked if she could leave her purse in it.

McNally now charged with burglary and grand larceny.

Georgia's traffic ticketing system nearly gives an offender a heart attack.

Connor Cato pulled over in Savannah, a state trooper clocks him at 90 and a 55, earning him a

super speeder ticket that he must resolve in court.

Since a court appearance is a must,

super speeder tickets use a placeholder of $999,000 as the fine.

But when Cato spoke to the Department of Driver Services,

they said he was looking at a 1.48 million dollar fine, all fees included.

After clearing up the misunderstanding, a spokesperson for Savannah said the placeholder

is not a scare tactic, but I know one thing I'm not speeding in Savannah.

More crime to justice news after this.

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