A former blackjack dealer at Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino in western New York faces additional fraud charges, a court has confirmed. Emily M. Torres, who has been brought to court for conspiring with casino customers, must now face another charge related to fraudulently helping players achieve big wins in real estate by showing them cards.
Previously, the Police Department said Mr. Torres helped a man receive more than US$5,000 at the casino on August 10, 2022. A week later, a new case involving her was captured by a casino worker, leading to an arrest. The sponsor’s name is Jordan Mac, and both of them have already been charged with serious crimes of Class E.
The court has confirmed that the former Seneca Buffalo Creek Blackjack dealer will now face additional charges. The criminal complaint states that Mr. Torres, 21, helped him receive more than US$5,700 at the casino on August 10, 2022, because he showed Mr. Mack’s face card 62 times on deck before the end of his hand.
And as has already been mentioned, police arrested three of them on Aug. 14, 2022, just days after Torres conspired with Buffalo locals Mark M. Watson, 28, and Rahat Hosain, 34, to help them claim US$7,000 at the casino, and Watson and Hosain paid back the money they had already won.
In addition, Mr. Watson and Mr. Hosain pleaded not guilty in the city court. Meanwhile, Mr. Mack of Friendship was arrested on September 21, 2022. Mr. Torres pleaded not guilty on October 12, 2022, and Mr. Mack also pleaded not guilty. All of the above mentioned should appear in court this month.
Until Mr. Torres’s case, such attempts at game fraud were quite uncommon in Empire State. According to data from the Criminal Justice Service, only four adults were arrested for game fraud in New York casinos from January 2017 to June 2022. Three of them were classified as felonies, and one was treated as misdemeanors.
But that doesn’t mean the state didn’t have to deal with other gambling-related crimes. Not long ago, the NYPD found a betting shop owned by the mafia at Sal’s Shoe Repair in Merick, Long Island. The place was used to launder money from criminal activities.
Police say they have arrested nine people responsible for running an illegal gambling house in a shoe repair shop. The criminals are part of the Genovese and Bonano families and will face blackmail and illegal gambling charges. Among those arrested were Salvatore “Sal the Schumaker ” Rubino, Anthony ” Little Anthony ” Pippoton and Carmelo Polito.
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