Brother of legendary Steffi Graf lives in tunnels beneath Las Vegas, an arrest warrant is out for him

The brother of legendary Steffi Graf lives in tunnels beneath Las Vegas; an arrest warrant has been issued for him. Graf is posting videos on his Facebook page that appear to have been filmed in underground tunnels. He sits before a wall covered in graffiti and speaks incoherently into the camera. According to American media, all his belongings are in shopping carts. It was previously reported that he lived in a tent near Mead Lake, not far from Las Vegas, and it is unknown how long he has been living in the tunnels. In some videos, he also mentions his son-in-law Andrea Agassisi and claims they had a physical altercation. There is no evidence for these claims, and the Daily Mail has requested a comment from Agassisi's representatives. Warrant for violating court conditions According to court documents cited by the New York Post, Graf previously had a case involving unauthorized entry onto property. He was then issued a restraining order and ordered to resolve the issue until the case is closed. At the beginning of this year, police in Boulder City arrested him for driving under the influence of alcohol, which violated that order. When he failed to appear at court on March 26th, an arrest warrant was issued, which is still valid. Graf was arrested in 2020 for violent outbursts in Las Vegas. At that time, according to the Swiss newspaper Blick, his sister bought him a house, paid lawyers, and sought to take legal guardianship over him. After his second divorce earlier this year, he allegedly moved out of the house and lived in the desert, occasionally in his Tesla car. American media report that his camp burned down in a fire in August, and he was involved in a car crash in September. The tunnels beneath Las Vegas were built as flood protection, but over time they have become home to hundreds of homeless people who live beneath casinos and hotels on the Strip. Steffi Graf (57), winner of 22 Grand Slam titles, has lived in Las Vegas for years with Agassisi. Her mother and brother with four children later moved to the city.