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They promised to pay the light: The network of illegal slot machines falls in Cajeme

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Thirteen illegal slot machines are seized after coordinated operation between elements of the Ministerial Criminal Investigation Agency (AMIC) and the Ministry of National Defense (Defense) at different points in Cajeme. This was announced by the Attorney General’s Office of State Justice (FGJE) in Sonora on Thursday, April 3. Slot machines were installed in several stores. The operation was carried out at different points in Cajeme. The first a…

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They promised to pay the light: The network of illegal slot machines falls in Cajeme

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