Arcade in St. Lucie County accused of illicit gambling closed down Tuesday
Law enforcement officials on Tuesday removed machines from an arcade on the east side of U.S. 1 at State Road A1A north of downtown Fort Pierce.
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Law enforcement officials on Tuesday removed machines from an arcade on the east side of U.S. 1 at State Road A1A north of downtown Fort Pierce.
Two people are in custody after investigators said a St. Lucie County business was conducting an illegal gambling operation.
St. Lucie County Sheriff’s officials Thursday reported raiding another arcade, at least the third such bust since last month.
In announcing drug busts this summer, Sheriff Ken Mascara said the pounds of fentanyl seized were enough to kill everyone on the Treasure Coast.
The Florida Gaming Control Commission issued about 26 letters to arcades across Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast to stop using illegal slot or gambling machines.