On the day of an explosion at Piero’s Italian Cuisine , a prosecutor alleged the son of the former owner made menacing calls, court records show.

“State makes representations the Defendant called Piero’s Italian Cuisine and made threatening phone calls,” said a Las Vegas Justice Court docket sheet.

A judge is scheduled to decide next week whether Glusman should serve time in jail.

Police have not identified Evan Glusman, 47, as a suspect in the Thursday explosion.

Glusman made a no contest plea to a charge of harassment in May after police said he borrowed $1.5 million against the business without permission and threatened to carry out a shooting in the restaurant.

Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Diana Sullivan ordered him to stay out of trouble for a year, complete in-patient and out-

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