LAS VEGAS -- A Metro Police detective facing charges, including attempted sexual assault, entered a not guilty plea in Las Vegas Justice Court Tuesday morning.

Michael Kitchen, 35, is facing multiple felony charges including, robbery, battery, and attempted sexual assault. No bail was set for Kitchen during the hearing.

According to police, Kitchen contacted the victim for sex and at some point to two got into an argument over the price. The alleged victim told police, Kitchen assaulted her while trying to retrieve his money. Police said, the victim, who admitted she was a prostitute, appeared beaten.

According to the arrest report, Kitchen told police he used an online escort service to get massages and that was why he was at the woman's apartment. 

 LAS VEGAS -- A car smashed into a Tropical Smoothie restaurant Monday just before noon, according to the Las Vegas Fire Department.

The crash happened around 11:50 a.m. at 6350 W. Charleston Boulevard.  There are no injuries reported and Metro Police are investigating.

LAS VEGAS -- A federal jury convicted a female getaway driver in connection with the robberies of 13 banks and stores in Southern Nevada from December 2012 to March 2013, Nevada's U.S. Attorney Daniel Bogden said. 

Sesley Williams, 46, of Las Vegas, was convicted Friday of eight counts of bank robbery, five counts of interference with commerce by robbery and five counts of brandishing a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence. Williams is scheduled for sentencing before U.S. District Judge Andrew Gordon May 21. 

She faces up to 20 years in prison on each robbery count and a mandatory minimum 107 years behind bars on the brandishing counts, which must run consecutively to the sentences for the other counts.

Co-defendant Anthony Jordan was convicted by a jury in November of 13 counts of robbery and firearm-related charges, and is scheduled to be sentenced March 19.