Woman Arrested In Nevada For Voter Fraud And How Did The LVRJ Know So Quickly?

From the LVRJ: FBI agents arrested a woman around 4 p.m. Friday at the Riviera hotel-casino for attempted voter fraud.
Agents from the state Elections Integrity Task Force charged Roxanne Rubin with trying to vote twice in the general election, a felony.
Wearing a black pencil skirt and lacy white top, she looked wide-eyed and shocked as she was escorted to the valet area of the hotel.
"Everyone knows something but me," she said as she was lead away in handcuffs by FBI agents.
The Secretary of the State says when Rubin went to vote Oct. 29, at the Anthem Community Center in Henderson, a records search showed she had already voted. She insisted she had not voted and should be allowed to vote. Poll workers did not allow her to vote.  http://www.lvrj.com/news/fbi-arrests-woman-on-allegations-of-voter-fraud-177037841.html
One of two things happened: either the lady tried to vote twice or that someone else voted in her place the first time it showed she voted.  If someone voted in her place the first time she supposedly voted, then she was a victim of voter fraud.  I'm sure her lawyer is looking into this scenario closely.
Another question: How did the LVRJ know about this arrest at the Riveria and then get the article out in about 10 minutes after she was arrested?  They also knew her name and where she was staying and what she looked like.  Finally, how did the LVRJ get the secretary of State statement immediately after she was arrested and still within 10 minutes of the arrest.
Who tipped off the LVRJ to this story?  Did the Democrat Secretary of State Ross Miller plant the story to the media just minutes after the arrest?
The Las Vegas Sun also has the same story with this additional information: 
Rubin allegedly cast a vote Monday at the Anthem Community Center in Henderson. Later that day, she tried to vote a second time at an early voting location on Eastern Avenue, investigators said.
When Rubin arrived at the second location, a poll worker conducted a routine database check and found Rubin had already voted. When confronted by the poll worker, Rubin denied having voted and claimed the database used by the poll worker was wrong.
Poll workers at the Eastern Avenue location blocked Rubin from voting and notified the county registrar's office, who forwarded the complaint to the Nevada secretary of state.  http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2012/nov/02/southern-nevada-woman-arrested-suspicion-trying-vo/
Something stinks to high heaven about this story.
update: Channel 13 had video of the arrest on their 6:00 news.
This comes less than a day after the GOP complained about some voting machines in Nevada not properly recording votes in the presidential election.
This seems like a set up by the Secretary of State, Democrat Ross Miller, and to show that they are monitoring the election closely.
In the past, I have had no problems with Miller and I think he is the best Democratic politician in the state of Nevada.