LAS VEGAS PRODUCER MALLY MALL'S HOME RAIDED BY FEDS IN INVESTIGATION INTO HUMAN TRAFFICKING

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FBI agents Monday morning raided the Las Vegas Valley home and escort service of rapper Mally Mall in an investigation into human trafficking.

Agents assigned to the FBI’s public corruption squad in Las Vegas, which also investigates civil rights violations, simultaneously executed search warrants at Mall’s home and his escort service.

Mall’s southeast valley home, which sits on 2.6 acres and has a taxable value of roughly $1.4 million, is listed under another name associated with him, Jamal Rashid, according to county records. Rashid bought the home in September 2005.

On his twitter account he wrote: “Thank you all for your concern. Currently I’m not sure what’s going on but, stay positive, truth will reveal. All faith in God.”

Mall, who also is a hip hop producer, has worked with a number of music stars, including Snoop Dogg, Chris Brown and Drake.

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He stars in the VH1 cable reality series “Love and Hip Hop Hollywood” and has been the subject of Hollywood gossip, including his dating of actress Carmen Electra. He recently made it known that he had bullet-proofed his expensive Maybach.

Mall is known to be a lover of exotic animals. Three years ago, he got into a spat with his neighbors over his push to keep two African Serval cats and a Capuchin monkey at his home.

Clark County animal control officers were called to Mall’s home Monday to assist during the raid but did not remove any animals, county spokesman Dan Kulin said.

In May 2013, Mall was granted a special use permit to keep the monkey and a Serval cat at his home,” Kulin said. No complaints about the animals have been lodged against him since then.

Mall’s neighborhood, near the intersection of Russell Road and Mountain Vista Street, buzzed with excitement Monday. Four women traded stories and gossip outside the rapper’s posh ranch-style house.

The neighbors said they heard a police helicopter hovering shortly before 5 a.m. Moments later, they were startled to hear an “explosion” that sounded like a police flash bang grenade, they said.

One neighbor watched as an FBI armored vehicle pushed open the gate to Mall’s home, she said. When police raided the home years earlier their armored car tore off the gate doors, said another woman.

“Maybe they were being nicer this time,” the neighbor said.

The police helicopter landed in Mall’s yard a short time later. The neighbors watched as agents brought two large bags from the home, but they weren’t sure agents were carrying evidence against Mall or their own equipment.

None of the women were overly concerned about the allegations against their longtime neighbor, they said, but they still didn’t want to put their names in the paper for fear of offending him.

“We want our kids to be safe,” said one woman.

“Plausible deniability,” said another.

Records show Mall has a number of companies other than Las Vegas Concierge registered with the Nevada Secretary of State, including Mally Mall Music and Blue Magic Music.