Massachusetts ‘Gaming’ Future
Bucks County Courier Times - October 28, 2013 - Cops: Man who claimed he lost at Parx tried taking $40K back
More proof that casinos ‘BREED’ compulsive casino gambling degenerates who become criminals....
A 27-year-old New York City man, who claims he lost “a lot” of money at the Bensalem casino allegedly tried to steal more than $40,000 worth of gaming chips from a blackjack table.
Pennsylvania State Police said Parx security managed to force Radik Pinkhasov, of Queens, to drop the 18 chips he stole out of a dealer’s rack.
Witnesses told police Pinkhasov was hanging around the high-limit table around 10:45 a.m., but not playing. Instead he was sitting at the table making “rude and vulgar” statements to other players, according to a probable cause affidavit.
The dealer said Pinkhasov kept repeating he’d lost a lot of money at the casino and made “disturbing and non-general threatening statements,” the affidavit said.
Suddenly, Pinkhasov made a move toward the dealer and his chip rack and managed to snag the chips worth $43,575, police said. A security officer quickly intervened and forced Pinkhasov to drop the chips.
Surveillance footage shows Pinkhasov lunge forward out of his seat and begin grabbing chips out of the tray, police said. The dealer tried to push his hands. That is when a security officer grabbed the suspect’s right hand containing the chips.
Pinkhasov was arraigned Monday before Bensalem District Judge Joseph Falcone on charges of robbery, theft, receiving stolen property and disorderly conduct. He was sent to Bucks County prison in lieu of 10 percent of $100,000 bail.
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Massachusetts ‘Gaming’ Future
Bucks County Courier Times - October 28, 2013 - Cops: Man who claimed he lost at Parx tried taking $40K back
More proof that casinos ‘BREED’ compulsive casino gambling degenerates who become criminals....
A 27-year-old New York City man, who claims he lost “a lot” of money at the Bensalem casino allegedly tried to steal more than $40,000 worth of gaming chips from a blackjack table.
Pennsylvania State Police said Parx security managed to force Radik Pinkhasov, of Queens, to drop the 18 chips he stole out of a dealer’s rack.
Witnesses told police Pinkhasov was hanging around the high-limit table around 10:45 a.m., but not playing. Instead he was sitting at the table making “rude and vulgar” statements to other players, according to a probable cause affidavit.
The dealer said Pinkhasov kept repeating he’d lost a lot of money at the casino and made “disturbing and non-general threatening statements,” the affidavit said.
Suddenly, Pinkhasov made a move toward the dealer and his chip rack and managed to snag the chips worth $43,575, police said. A security officer quickly intervened and forced Pinkhasov to drop the chips.
Surveillance footage shows Pinkhasov lunge forward out of his seat and begin grabbing chips out of the tray, police said. The dealer tried to push his hands. That is when a security officer grabbed the suspect’s right hand containing the chips.
Pinkhasov was arraigned Monday before Bensalem District Judge Joseph Falcone on charges of robbery, theft, receiving stolen property and disorderly conduct. He was sent to Bucks County prison in lieu of 10 percent of $100,000 bail.
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Bucks County Courier Times - October 28, 2013 - Cops: Man who claimed he lost at Parx tried taking $40K back
More proof that casinos ‘BREED’ compulsive casino gambling degenerates who become criminals....
A 27-year-old New York City man, who claims he lost “a lot” of money at the Bensalem casino allegedly tried to steal more than $40,000 worth of gaming chips from a blackjack table.
Pennsylvania State Police said Parx security managed to force Radik Pinkhasov, of Queens, to drop the 18 chips he stole out of a dealer’s rack.
Witnesses told police Pinkhasov was hanging around the high-limit table around 10:45 a.m., but not playing. Instead he was sitting at the table making “rude and vulgar” statements to other players, according to a probable cause affidavit.
The dealer said Pinkhasov kept repeating he’d lost a lot of money at the casino and made “disturbing and non-general threatening statements,” the affidavit said.
Suddenly, Pinkhasov made a move toward the dealer and his chip rack and managed to snag the chips worth $43,575, police said. A security officer quickly intervened and forced Pinkhasov to drop the chips.
Surveillance footage shows Pinkhasov lunge forward out of his seat and begin grabbing chips out of the tray, police said. The dealer tried to push his hands. That is when a security officer grabbed the suspect’s right hand containing the chips.
Pinkhasov was arraigned Monday before Bensalem District Judge Joseph Falcone on charges of robbery, theft, receiving stolen property and disorderly conduct. He was sent to Bucks County prison in lieu of 10 percent of $100,000 bail.
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