US EditionPakastani national alleged to be ringleader in $22 million illegal game room, money laundering scheme in Houston
- A Houston-based conspiracy involving illegal gambling and money laundering led to charges against sixteen people on Wednesday.
- The multi-million-dollar scheme, investigated for five years, involved operating illegal game rooms with proceeds exceeding $22 million.
- Authorities served 45 search and 40 seizure warrants at locations across Houston, arresting 31 undocumented foreign nationals.
- Officials seized over $4.5 million in cash, $5 million in property, 2,000 slot machines, and U.S. Attorney Ganjei stated Ali recruited who he thought was a corrupt officer.
- The investigation exposed a large illegal gaming operation, resulting in charges with prison terms up to 20 years for some.
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Multimillion dollar illegal gaming, money laundering scheme busted
(The Center Square) – Sixteen people have been charged in a sweeping Houston-based multi-million-dollar illegal gambling and money laundering conspiracy after an investigation was launched by “one of the largest ever law enforcement operations in the Southern District of Texas,”…
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