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By: Richard Janvrin
Police Seek Suspects Who Attacked Couple on Las Vegas Strip
Police looking for two suspects who violently attacked a husband and wife celebrating their sixth wedding anniversary in Las Vegas.
09/26/2024
LegalBy: Richard Janvrin
Robbery Suspect Shot By Casino Visitor Victim’s Son
A woman who visited a casino in Pennsylvania was followed home, and after an attempted robbery, her son shot the suspect.
09/25/2024
LegalBy: Richard Janvrin
Former John Kerry Advisor Arrested for Bad $1.5 Million Casino Check
Daniel Burrell, a former John Kerry advisor, was arrested for giving a bad check worth $1.5 million to a Vegas casino, among other charges.
09/23/2024
LegalBy: Richard Janvrin
Bovada Adds Three More States to Restricted List
Offshore gambling outfit Bovada has added PA, KA, and LA to its restricted list following cease-and-desist letters.
09/20/2024
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Belize Police Officer Arrested For Stealing Casino Chips
San Pedro officer Keir Roebin David Morey was arrested for stealing $320 in casino chips from a drug possession suspect's belongings.
09/20/2024
LegalBy: Richard Janvrin
B.C. Authorities Aim to Seize $880k in Money Laundering Case
British Columbia authorities are attempting to seize C$880k from an alleged money launder, Tujie Lai, who’s also wanted in China.
09/20/2024
LegalBy: Richard Janvrin
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul Steadfast on Downstate Casinos
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul remains steadfast in issuing licenses to three downstate casinos despite the 10-year moratorium being lifted.
09/17/2024
LegalBy: Richard Janvrin
New Alabama Bill Could Make Illegal Gambling a Felony
Alabama State Rep. Matthew Hammett has introduced a bill that would stiffen the penalties for subsequent illegal gambling offenders.
09/16/2024
LegalBy: Richard Janvrin
Couple Arrested For Muckleshoot Casino Robbery in Washington
A man and woman have been charged for an August 30 robbery conducted at the Muckleshoot Casino in Auburn, Washington.
09/13/2024
LegalBy: Richard Janvrin
Wynn Las Vegas to Pay $130M to Avoid Federal Prosecution
Wynn Resorts will pay $130M to avoid prosecution for using unlicensed agents and foreign gamblers to evade financial regulations.
09/12/2024
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