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Greg Carr
Jan 20, 2023, 1:33:01 AM1/20/23
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7237 137 St, Surrey, BC V3W 1A4
(604) 503-3833 Peaceful Restaurant the windows are covered in brown paper sign says they will open in Jan. its now Jan.19.
Did a grocery walk to Shoppers Drug Mart and back Momo's had 4 or 5 White 60ish customers at the bar 4 or 5 tables with customers. Brewster's was doing a good business. A and W undergoing renos or something on KGH.
Raid shutters illegal gambling house in Richmond home: RCMP
Two of the 16 arrested at the gaming house aren't Canadian citizens and could face deportation
Author of the article:Joseph Ruttle
Published Jan 19, 2023 • Last updated 6 hours ago • 1 minute read
Richmond RCMP display some of the equipment seized during a search of a home containing an alleged forgery lab. Police say such operations are often linked to identity theft and organized crime.
Richmond RCMP display some of the equipment seized during a search of a home containing an alleged forgery lab. Police say such operations are often linked to identity theft and organized crime. PHOTO BY RCMP
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Police have busted an illegal gaming operation in Richmond, what investigators describe as “one piece of the larger organized crime puzzle” in the province.
A search warrant was issued at the start of December after an investigation by Richmond RCMP into a suspected gambling operation in a home in the 6000-block of Skaha Crescent.
The bust by the Richmond RCMP organized crime unit was assisted by the B.C. specialized anti-gang unit, Canada Border Services and a police dog squad.
Sixteen people in total were arrested, most of whom were actively gambling in the home. Two of them, a 45-year-old woman from Richmond and a 49-year-old man from Surrey, are alleged to have been caretakers of the gaming house.
Two others, a 34-year-old Richmond man and a 38-year-old Vancouver woman, were allegedly professional card dealers.
One of the caretakers and one of the card dealers weren’t Canadian citizens and are subject to deportation, said Richmond RCMP in a news release about the bust issued Wednesday.
A search of the home turned up more than $14,000 in Canadian currency, gambling ledgers, an automated mah-jong table, a poker table, chips and cards.
“Illegal gaming houses are one piece of the larger organized crime puzzle,” said Staff Sgt. Patrick Damgajian, commander of the Richmond organized crime unit. “Not only were we able to safely dismantle this gaming house, but we were able to gather valuable intelligence.”
Sgt. Brenda Winpenny of the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of B.C. said gambling houses are often linked to organized crime and gang activity.
“Illegal gaming often has a nexus to other serious criminal offences and CFSEU-B.C. and our partners are collectively looking at every opportunity to work together and mitigate the negative impacts of organized crime in our communities,” said Winpenny.
https://vancouversun.com/news/crime/illegal-gambling-house-busted-richmond-rcmp
Why do ppl gamble in these places when River Rock Casino is open in Richmond and there are legal casinos in Vancouver, New Westminster and Delta for the punters? Why are the names of those arrested not revealed? The stereotype of these illegal places is it is all Asian.
G$ 6046137321 written on the pole at Circle K at 72 Ave. and 138 St.
Small dick G 6046137321 can't fuck written on the wall opposite Mark's Work Warehouse at King's Cross Mall two tags nearby basically erased. https://groups.google.com/g/van.general/c/XNjhCjXL6Dg 28 views Google Groups alone Nov.25 2022 all tags now gone.
7237 137 St, Surrey, BC V3W 1A4
(604) 503-3833 Peaceful Restaurant the windows are covered in brown paper sign says they will open in Jan. its now Jan.19.
Did a grocery walk to Shoppers Drug Mart and back Momo's had 4 or 5 White 60ish customers at the bar 4 or 5 tables with customers. Brewster's was doing a good business. A and W undergoing renos or something on KGH.
Raid shutters illegal gambling house in Richmond home: RCMP
Two of the 16 arrested at the gaming house aren't Canadian citizens and could face deportation
Author of the article:Joseph Ruttle
Published Jan 19, 2023 • Last updated 6 hours ago • 1 minute read
Richmond RCMP display some of the equipment seized during a search of a home containing an alleged forgery lab. Police say such operations are often linked to identity theft and organized crime.
Richmond RCMP display some of the equipment seized during a search of a home containing an alleged forgery lab. Police say such operations are often linked to identity theft and organized crime. PHOTO BY RCMP
Article content
Police have busted an illegal gaming operation in Richmond, what investigators describe as “one piece of the larger organized crime puzzle” in the province.
A search warrant was issued at the start of December after an investigation by Richmond RCMP into a suspected gambling operation in a home in the 6000-block of Skaha Crescent.
The bust by the Richmond RCMP organized crime unit was assisted by the B.C. specialized anti-gang unit, Canada Border Services and a police dog squad.
Sixteen people in total were arrested, most of whom were actively gambling in the home. Two of them, a 45-year-old woman from Richmond and a 49-year-old man from Surrey, are alleged to have been caretakers of the gaming house.
Two others, a 34-year-old Richmond man and a 38-year-old Vancouver woman, were allegedly professional card dealers.
One of the caretakers and one of the card dealers weren’t Canadian citizens and are subject to deportation, said Richmond RCMP in a news release about the bust issued Wednesday.
A search of the home turned up more than $14,000 in Canadian currency, gambling ledgers, an automated mah-jong table, a poker table, chips and cards.
“Illegal gaming houses are one piece of the larger organized crime puzzle,” said Staff Sgt. Patrick Damgajian, commander of the Richmond organized crime unit. “Not only were we able to safely dismantle this gaming house, but we were able to gather valuable intelligence.”
Sgt. Brenda Winpenny of the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of B.C. said gambling houses are often linked to organized crime and gang activity.
“Illegal gaming often has a nexus to other serious criminal offences and CFSEU-B.C. and our partners are collectively looking at every opportunity to work together and mitigate the negative impacts of organized crime in our communities,” said Winpenny.
https://vancouversun.com/news/crime/illegal-gambling-house-busted-richmond-rcmp
Why do ppl gamble in these places when River Rock Casino is open in Richmond and there are legal casinos in Vancouver, New Westminster and Delta for the punters? Why are the names of those arrested not revealed? The stereotype of these illegal places is it is all Asian.
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