Swiss national may be charged today with threat to Kobe Bryant's
accuser

(Los Angeles-AP) -- The Swiss national arrested in a Los Angeles
suburb for allegedly offering to kill Kobe Bryant's accuser may be
charged by the district attorney today.
The sheriff's department says Patrick Graber will be arraigned
Monday. He was booked for solicitation of murder yesterday and is
being held on one (m) million dollars bail.
Sheriff's Lieutenant Jim Taylor says the suspect has an expired
visa and works as a bodybuilding coach. He was arrested in El
Segundo, where he lives.
Taylor says undercover officers met with Graber several times
after Kobe Bryant's security personnel reported he'd contacted them
and offered to "solve Bryant's problem."
Taylor says Graber wanted three (m) million dollars to kill the
Colorado woman. He was arrested after confirming he'd do the job
and then opening a bag of money.