Massachusetts 'GAMING' Future
More proof of why my safeguard ‘CASINO MONTHLY STATEMENTS’ must become the law in every casino state. These statements would enable gamblers and their family members to spot a loved one's gambling problem before it gets out of hand. They could help those who are worried that someone they know could be their friends, employees, or worst yet their loved ones are having a casino gambling problem. For example, when the gambler asking to borrow money,... or more time to pay back a debt, but yet they keep saying they’re winning at the casino one could ask to see their casino statements. They could also help employers to keep an eye out on those employees who are gambling in casinos. Who knows how many individuals and their families would be in a better domestic and financial situation when being made aware, month after month, of their wins and mostly LOSSES in black and white.
The Morning Call - April 4, 2014 - Police: Woman lost $800K at casino, stole $1.8M from Allentown boss
47-year employee lost nearly $800,000 in 14 months at Sands casino, officials say.
When his south Allentown felt manufacturing company stopped making the profits it normally did, owner James Weppler hoped it was a fluke.
"After a while you start wondering why the profits weren't there like before," said Weppler, owner of Aetna Felt Corp. on South Emmaus Avenue. "You blame it on the economy and then you start looking elsewhere."
That search eventually led him to police.
On Feb. 13, Weppler told Allentown police that $700,000 was missing from his company over the last two years, and the controller of the company, a woman who had worked for Aetna Felt for 47 years, was writing checks without permission, according to court records.
Read more: http://www.mcall.com/news/breaking/mc-allentown-aetna-felt-million-dollar-theft-20140404,0,1600250.story#ixzz2y12OGPni
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More proof of why my safeguard ‘CASINO MONTHLY STATEMENTS’ must become the law in every casino state. These statements would enable gamblers and their family members to spot a loved one's gambling problem before it gets out of hand. They could help those who are worried that someone they know could be their friends, employees, or worst yet their loved ones are having a casino gambling problem. For example, when the gambler asking to borrow money,... or more time to pay back a debt, but yet they keep saying they’re winning at the casino one could ask to see their casino statements. They could also help employers to keep an eye out on those employees who are gambling in casinos. Who knows how many individuals and their families would be in a better domestic and financial situation when being made aware, month after month, of their wins and mostly LOSSES in black and white.
The Morning Call - April 4, 2014 - Police: Woman lost $800K at casino, stole $1.8M from Allentown boss
47-year employee lost nearly $800,000 in 14 months at Sands casino, officials say.
When his south Allentown felt manufacturing company stopped making the profits it normally did, owner James Weppler hoped it was a fluke.
"After a while you start wondering why the profits weren't there like before," said Weppler, owner of Aetna Felt Corp. on South Emmaus Avenue. "You blame it on the economy and then you start looking elsewhere."
That search eventually led him to police.
On Feb. 13, Weppler told Allentown police that $700,000 was missing from his company over the last two years, and the controller of the company, a woman who had worked for Aetna Felt for 47 years, was writing checks without permission, according to court records.
Read more: http://www.mcall.com/news/breaking/mc-allentown-aetna-felt-million-dollar-theft-20140404,0,1600250.story#ixzz2y12OGPni
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