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Tim Zickuhr arrested: Ice Road Truckers star beat prostitute
Tim Zickuhr (Photo: LVMPD)
Tim Zickuhr arrested for beating prostitute
LAS VEGAS — Tim Zickuhr was arrested in December 2013 for kidnapping and beating a prostitute in Las Vegas.
In December, Zickuhr, one of the stars of the History channel’s Ice Road Truckers: Deadliest Roads, hired Lisa Cadeau, a known Las Vegas prostitute with a lengthy arrest record, for her “services”.
Cadeau, known on the streets as “Snow White” was given an ATM by Zickuhr so that she could withdraw the agreed upon amount of money for her services.
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From there things get murky.
Snow White allegedly took too much money. She has gone on record to say that she was supposed to take $80 from Zickuhr’s ATM card but that she took $200.
Cadeau claims that Zickuhr was looking for her so she met him and paid him $300, which is $180 more than she allegedly owed him.
The prostitute and possible police informant claims that Zickuhr wanted more money because he was in debt over steroids so he kidnapped her.
During the time she was held captive she claims she was beaten, locked in a closet and had cold water poured over her. She also said she was forced to jump from a second story window when police had come to the apartment to check on a disturbance after neighbors had called police
She was rescued after Zickuhr demanded she find someone who could pay him, and she provided him with the phone number of a Las Vegas police officer. She allegedly had the phone number tucked away in case she was ever in trouble.
The police officer was contacted but Zickuhr did not know he was speaking to a police officer. According to the arrest report, he threatened to kill Snow White.
When Cadeau was allowed to speak to the officer, she pleaded for help.
A meeting was arranged behind a casino and Tim Zickuhr was taken into custody.
He had been charged with kidnapping, extortion and coercion with threat of force.
The Ice Road Truckers star pleaded poverty and at one point was appointed a public defender
His next court date is scheduled for May 6.
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