Christos Karasarides Jr. indicted in Stark skill game parlor case
Christos Karasarides, Jr. was indicted on federal charges of running illegal gambling operations more than a year after his four co-defendants were.
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Christos Karasarides, Jr. was indicted on federal charges of running illegal gambling operations more than a year after his four co-defendants were.
Three years after raids of Stark County skill games businesses, operator Todd DiMichele was sentenced to probation and he agreed to forfeit $114,714
Four Individuals Charged with Gambling and Tax Offenses Published: 22 May 2021 22 May 2021 Cleveland, Ohio - A federal grand jury in Cleveland, Ohio, returned a superseding indictment on May 13, 2021, that was unsealed Tuesday, charging three Ohio men and one woman with conspiring to operate illegal gambling businesses and to defraud the IRS, among other criminal offenses. According to the superseding indictment, from 2010 through 2018, Jason Kachner, his spouse Rebecca Kachner, and Ronald DiPietro conspired to operate Skilled Shamrock, an illegal gambling business in Canton, Ohio, and t...
CANTON – The operators behind some former skill game parlors in Stark County are now facing federal charges accusing them of conspiring to run illegal gambling businesses and defrauding the IRS. Authorities say Jason Kachner, his spouse Rebecca Kachner, Ronald DiPietro and Thomas Helmick were arrested Tuesday and made their initial court appearance in U.S. District Court in Cleveland. If convicted, all four face up to five years in prison for each conspiracy count, and five years in prison for each illegal gambling business count, according to a news release from the U.S. Department...