Md. Live Casino finds fake poker chips on 2 occasions
Maryland State Police charge two people and are looking for two others in connection with an investigation into fraudulent casino chips that were found at Maryland Live Casino. George Lettis reports.
Md. Live Casino finds fake poker chips on 2 occasions
Maryland State Police charge two people and are looking for two others in connection with an investigation into fraudulent casino chips that were found at Maryland Live Casino. George Lettis reports.
WEBVTT THE STATE ATTORNEY'S OFFICE IS LOOKING INTO POSSIBLE CHARGES. HIGH STAKES GAMBLE DID NOT PAY OFF FOR POKER PLAYERS. HUSBAND AND WIFE FACE THEFT CHARGES. WE HAVE MORE ON THE INVESTIGATION THAT CENTERS AROUND COUNTERFEIT CHIPS THAT FLOAT. THE TWO SUSPECTS THAT HAVE NOW BEEN CHARGED BUT COUNTERFEIT CHIPS ONLINE AND TRIED TO MAKE THIS CHIPS APPEAR AS IF THEY ORIGINATED FROM MARYLAND LIVE. THOSE FAKE POKER CHIPS, $115,000 WORTH WERE COVERED BY -- RECOVERED BY POLICE. THE CHIPS FLOATED, AND A NUMBER OF THEM WERE CAUGHT FROZEN IN THE ICE. OFFICIALS TOLD POLICE THAT TWO SEPARATE COUPLES INTO UNRELATED OCCASIONS TRIED TO PASS COUNTERFEIT $100 POKER CHIPS. FAKE DECALS WERE PUT ON THEM. IT DID NOT SUFFER A FINANCIAL LOSS FROM THE ALLEGED SCHEME. THERE WERE SEVERAL SYSTEMS IN PLACE, ALL OF WHICH PERFORMED AS THEY SHOULD. IT INVOLVES BOTH PERSONAL OBSERVATION AND EQUIPMENT IN PLACE. THE KIND OF MEASURES HAVE BECOME A BIG PRIORITY IN HOW CASINO WORKERS ARE TRAINED. SOMETHING THE GENERAL MANAGER OF THE HORSESHOE CASINO AND BALTIMORE CITY TOLD US THAT ONE OF HIS JOB FAIRS TONIGHT. AT THE TRAINING IS BUILT ON REPETITION. AND YOU REALIZE THERE IS SOMETHING GOING ON SUSPICIOUS AND YOU'RE ABLE TO BRING THAT TO LIGHT. THE OTHER COUPLE IS ALSO FROM VIRGINIA AND THEY APPARENTLY TOOK ONE DOLLAR CHIPS FROM A WEST VIRGINIA CASINO AND TRIED TO MAKE THEM APPEAR AS IF THEY
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Md. Live Casino finds fake poker chips on 2 occasions
Maryland State Police charge two people and are looking for two others in connection with an investigation into fraudulent casino chips that were found at Maryland Live Casino. George Lettis reports.
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