Organized Gambling Ring Busted In Massachusetts
Organized gambling operations has the lure to bring in people from all walks of life. Most of these operations are illegally run, and the profit margin is large.
Law enforcement has been busy on the job so far this year. Various agencies across several states have been cracking down on these illegal gambling rings.
Massachusetts is the latest state in which a gambling bust has taken place. Officers carried out warrants at various locations around the state. Thirty two people were arrested.
The leader of the organized gambling enterprise was Jesus Reynoso, according to authorities. He was arrested along with his enforcer, Victor Rosado.
"Make no mistake. This was not a harmless neighborhood lottery or sports book. It was a gambling enterprise where the game was rigged in favor of the ring, and it was fraught with violence and corruption," said Suffolk County District Attorney, Daniel F. Conley, at a press conference on Tuesday.
The operation was run across different stores in Boston and throughout the state. The leaders would provide computers and printers that would be used to take bets from people. Sixty percent of the profits would go to the leaders of the organization.
April 9, 2008
Posted By Terry Goodwin
Staff Editor, CasinoGamblingWeb.com
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