Anyone no anything more about this?

38 indicted in NYC in sports gambling rings

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Wednesday, April 7, 2010 - Added 1h ago
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<!--//tool box end//--><!-- //Patriots Report Card Sponsorship Ad Unit// --><!-- //END Patriots Report Card Sponsorship Ad Unit// --><!--//article and page numbers//-->NEW YORK - New York prosecutors say they’ve indicted 38 people in two sports gambling rings that spanned from Arizona to New York and Costa Rica and made $178 million.
Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said Wednesday that bookies used Web sites to collect wagers on professional and college basketball and football and professional baseball and hockey.
Investigators, lead by the NYPD’s organized crime division, arrested the defendants on enterprise corruption charges. Three of the defendants are New York City employees: a firefighter, a sanitation worker and a highway repairman.

They are accused of operating in New York, Nevada, Arizona, Florida and Louisiana.

I know it ain't good.

fuck these motherfuckers man.....a little girl gets raped and killed by a convicted sex offender and her body gets dumped in the trash....where was the surveillance there? fuck em

guess you gotta go where the money's at and let the real scum of society run free

one of the above mentioned lives around the corner from me...i'll see if i can find out anything...amazes me everytime one of these things comes down...free country my ass....love when they claim it's not a victimless crime...as if everyone that gambles has a gun pointed at their head and ordered to gamble...why can't people be FREE to do as they wish with their $$$..big brother is a big ass 'stick-up' artist...always makin sure they got their hand in EVERYONE'S pocket....

The phone just keeps ringing and no one answers anymore. Does this mean all debts are off?

Will It be business as usual for these books.

Are they out of U.S jurisdiction.

Just because no one in New York speaks english i don't think it make them out of the U.S. Jurisdiction.

:think2:

nhoj said:

Just because no one in New York speaks english i don't think it make them out of the U.S. Jurisdiction.

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Sorry, I'm in New York and I Don't understand what you are talking about ! :drink: