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Mangino column: Asset forfeitures provide a $70 billion windfall for law enforcement - Opinion - Pine Bluff Commercial

Mangino column: Asset forfeitures provide a $70 billion windfall for law enforcement - Opinion - Pine Bluff Commercial
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Group used $16K in fake bills at then-Sands Bethlehem, 4 other casinos, AG says

Group used $16K in fake bills at then-Sands Bethlehem, 4 other casinos, AG says Updated Dec 19, 2020; A group from Philadelphia is accused of using thousands of dollars in counterfeit money last year at Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem and four other Pennsylvania casinos. Kiara Kristin Purnell, Mahagany White, Nieem Johnson and Marcus Davis allegedly passed a total of 150 fake bills in the spring of 2019 at the Sands (now Wind Creek Bethlehem), Parx, SugarHouse (now Rivers Casino Philadelphia), Valley Forge Resort and Harrah’s casinos. Three have been arrested, and authorities are still looking for the 31-year-old Purnell. The four each face charges of forgery, theft by deception, possessing instruments of crime and conspiracy in Bucks County Court. The charges were filed by the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office and Pennsylvania State Police Bureau of Gaming Enforcement.

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Mangino column: Asset forfeitures provide a $70 billion windfall for law enforcement

Mangino column: Asset forfeitures provide a $70 billion windfall for law enforcement Matthew T. Mangino Two Middle Eastern men were driving through Pennsylvania on their way from Brooklyn to Tennessee. Their vehicle was stopped by the Pennsylvania State Police. According to Spotlight PA, an independent, nonpartisan news service affiliated with The Philadelphia Inquirer, during the traffic stop the state trooper asked if either man was carrying a large sum of cash. The men said yes, explaining that they had $10,000 because they were worried about their car breaking down and wanted cash for repairs. They told the trooper whatever money was left would be used for one of the men to travel to Egypt.

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Mangino column: Asset forfeitures provide a $70 billion windfall for law enforcement - Opinion - Monroe News - Monroe, Michigan

Mangino column: Asset forfeitures provide a $70 billion windfall for law enforcement - Opinion - Monroe News - Monroe, Michigan
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Magnio column: Asset forfeitures provide a $70 billion windfall for law enforcement - Opinion - Holland Sentinel

Magnio column: Asset forfeitures provide a $70 billion windfall for law enforcement - Opinion - Holland Sentinel
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