UPDATE
Crow and Rodriguez were both given suspended sentences of 24 months probation.
Several conditions were put in place including mental health evaluations, not using alcohol or drugs, getting full-time employment, and staying out of the Las Vegas Strip corridor for one year.
Both violated their probation.
Court records show that Crow only did probation orientation, didn't check in with her probation officer and was receiving medical treatment under the name "Jane Doe." Her probation was revoked and she was sentenced to spend between 19 and 48 months in prison, with 139 days credit for time served.
Court records also show that Rodriguez violated his probation when he returned to the Las Vegas Strip. His probation was revoked and he was sentenced to spend between 12 and 48 months in prison with 137 days credit for time served.
ORIGINAL STORY
The couple accused in the fire at the Horseshoe Las Vegas made their first appearance in Las Vegas Justice Court on Tuesday.
Amber Crow and Daniel Rodriguez were present during court proceedings for their initial arraignment, and facing multiple charges of arson and burglary.
According to an arrest report, officials determined that the fire set on a floor level of the Horseshoe Las Vegas was set "intentionally." Investigators said Crow allegedly started the fires on the Flamingo's 24th floor as well as a bush fire at Caesars Palace.
The arrest report also revealed that the Southern Nevada Counter Terrorism Center Detectives would be involved in the investigation, as well.
The couple is due back in court on May 16 at 9:30 a.m.
Editor's note: An incorrect floor level for the Horseshoe was written in a previous version of this article due to a police error.
