“We seized approximately 100 machines, give or take, and a decent amount of money,” he said. “We don’t have the numbers finalized yet.”
Credit: Marshall Gorby
Credit: Marshall Gorby
The search warrant was served shortly after the internet cafe opened. There was a customer and worker inside at the time, Rhodes said.
No arrests have been made. Rhodes said charges are expected after detectives complete their investigation and meet with the Montgomery County Prosecutor’s Office.
Lucky Day Internet Cafe will be declared a nuisance due to the city’s policy regarding illegal gambling, but the owners can appeal, he added.
This is the only location relaated to the investigation, according to police.
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