Rivers Casino in Des Plaines witnesses a shooting incident.
Oops! The person with stab wounds at Rivers Casino Schenectady wasn't knifed on the premises, a casino rep said.
Over in Illinois, a dude recovering after a weekend shootout in Rivers Casino Des Plaines' parking lot. He got shot in the leg while snuggled up in a car real early on a Saturday morning.
A Des Plaines cop got word at 12:52 a.m. that the victim needed an ambulance. Paramedics arrived and whisked the injured man off to a nearby hospital. The docs there took care of him. He seemed okay, no life-threatening injuries.
Seems like a gun accidentally went off inside the car. The injured man was a car passenger, as per Rivers Casino's statement. No one else got hurt.
Ari T. Miller, 41, from Chicago got hit with charges of reckless conduct and carrying a concealed weapon while under the influence of alcohol, according to the Daily Herald.
Mysterious Stabbing Incident
Some guy popped up at Rivers Casino & Resort Schenectady with stab wounds on a Friday night. He rushed off to New York's Albany Medical Center. His condition wasn't known right away, according to the Daily Gazette.
He must have been feeling pretty good since he managed to walk into the casino at around 6:30 p.m., and he informed a staff member he was stabbed. They couldn't say where the stabbing happened.
Schenectady PD's Sgt. Nick Mannix kept the deets tight. At the moment, no one's nabbed in connection to the shady affair.
Not Guilty Plea in Florida
This Ohio man copped a not guilty plea last month to 123 charges related to illegal gambling in Florida.
Timothy Surgen, 57, from Kent, allegedly managed three illegal gambling spots in Palm Beach County.
Surgen's up for money laundering over $100K, 120 counts of having illegal slot machines, and two counts of operating a gambling house.
These illicit games were happening on video slot machines at Treasure Island Arcade, Black Beards Super Game Room, and Games 'N More in Florida.
Between the three businesses, he's believed to have supervised around 100+ gaming machines. He's the owner of Kent, Ohio's Surgen Enterprises LLC.
Arizona Dad Abandons Kids for Gambling
An Arizona dude went before a judge last month for a child abuse charge. He allegedly left his 2-year-old twins on their own at home while he dashed off to a casino.
Craig Thomas Opdycke, 37, abandoned his twins at their Peoria, AZ home on September 13th. He spent about 5 hours gambling.
A neighbor stepped in when they noticed the twins out on the street with a dog. The kids were running near the road, and they got tidied up and taken back to the house. The kids had gritty faces, feet, and attire. Plus, their diapers were messy.
Opdycke came back home, first claiming he was at a restaurant for a short bit. Later he admitted he was at a casino.
The twins' mom whisked them away.
Opdycke also admitted to authorities that he has a gambling problem. He's hanging out on his own recognizance until his case goes to state court.
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Source: www.casino.org
