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Former Horsehoe Casino employees accused of cheating[/h]
Updated: Fri, Jul 17 2015, 04:36 PM
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Former employees at the Horsehoe Casino Cincinnati have been indicted on two separate scams.
In the first, Ohio gaming agents say former table games supervisor Andrew Grzelewski stacked the deck during mini baccarat games in 2014. He's accused of signaling an accomplice, former dealer Thomas Coffey, that the altered deck was ready. Coffey would then allegedly place big bets on the game, knowing he would win. In all, agents say the scam brought them $25,000.
Coffee also implicated his mother, Susan Coffey and another person, Lando Camp. Susan Coffey and Camp face felony charges of cheating at a casino game. Grzelewski and Thomas Coffey face felony gaming charges.
In the second scam, craps dealer Gemini Isham allegedly added chips to the bets by Keith Washington. Agents say Washington is a known felon. The two are accused of scamming the casino out of $96,000 during 150 instances of cheating.
“Casino cheaters do more than simply break the law - they are also stealing from the state and the citizens of Ohio,” said Matt Schuler, OCCC Executive Director.
Former Horsehoe Casino employees accused of cheating[/h]
Updated: Fri, Jul 17 2015, 04:36 PM
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Former employees at the Horsehoe Casino Cincinnati have been indicted on two separate scams.
In the first, Ohio gaming agents say former table games supervisor Andrew Grzelewski stacked the deck during mini baccarat games in 2014. He's accused of signaling an accomplice, former dealer Thomas Coffey, that the altered deck was ready. Coffey would then allegedly place big bets on the game, knowing he would win. In all, agents say the scam brought them $25,000.
Coffee also implicated his mother, Susan Coffey and another person, Lando Camp. Susan Coffey and Camp face felony charges of cheating at a casino game. Grzelewski and Thomas Coffey face felony gaming charges.
In the second scam, craps dealer Gemini Isham allegedly added chips to the bets by Keith Washington. Agents say Washington is a known felon. The two are accused of scamming the casino out of $96,000 during 150 instances of cheating.
“Casino cheaters do more than simply break the law - they are also stealing from the state and the citizens of Ohio,” said Matt Schuler, OCCC Executive Director.
