Alleged victims of ‘Dances With Wolves’ actor Nathan Chasing Horse will speak at the hearing following his arrest

Victims, investigators and other law enforcement officers are due to speak Monday at a hearing for the “Dances with Wolves” actor accused of sexually abusing young girls.

Nathan Chasing Horse, 46, faces charges of sex trafficking, sexual assault and child abuse after he was arrested last Tuesday near the North Las Vegas home he shares with his wives. He has not been formally charged in this case.

A judge will decide whether the actor can post bond during Monday’s court hearing.

The judge was also able to hear relatives of Chasing Horse.

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Chasing Horse was arrested Jan. 31 on possible charges related to sex trafficking, sexual assault of a child under 16 and child abuse, according to court records. (Bizuayehu Tesfaye/Las Vegas Review-Journal via AP)

He appeared briefly in court Thursday in North Las Vegas for the first time, but did not speak as his public defenders invoked his right to a detention hearing on his behalf, citing Nevada case law that requires prosecutors to present compelling evidence as to why an accused should remain in custody.

Las Vegas police say they have identified at least six sexual assault victims, some of whom were as young as 14 when the alleged abuse took place. The allegations against the actor date back to the early 2000s and have been made in several states, including Montana, South Dakota and Nevada, where he has lived for nearly 10 years.

He is also accused of recording sexual assaults and arranging sex with the victims for other men who paid him.

Known for his role as a young Sioux tribesman Smiles a Lot in Kevin Costner’s Oscar-winning film, Chasing Horse has earned a reputation among tribes in the United States and Canada as a “medicine man” who held healing ceremonies. He was born on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota, home to the Sicangu Sioux, one of the seven tribes of the Lakota Nation.

This booking photo released by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department shows former actor Nathan Chasing Horse, who could face multiple sexual assault and sex trafficking charges and life in prison. (Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department via AP)

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In a 50-page search warrant obtained by The Associated Press, police described Chasing Horse as the leader of a cult known as The Circle, which followers believed could communicate with higher powers.

Police said he abused his position, physically and sexually assaulted Indigenous girls and took underage wives for two decades.

Chasing Horse lives in Las Vegas with five wives. Records obtained by The Associated Press showed the actor told his wives to “shoot” with the police if authorities ever tried to “break up their family.”

The women were also told to take “suicide pills” if the family was separated.

Chasing Horse had been banished from a reservation in Poplar, Montana by tribal leaders at Fort Peck nearly a decade ago. Leaders reportedly voted unanimously to ban it after the actor was accused of human trafficking, drug trafficking, spiritual abuse and intimidation of tribesmen.

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Elizabeth Pritchett of Fox News Digital and the Associated Press contributed to this report.