VHS Rental Store Accused of Running Illegal Sports Betting Business

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VHS Rental Store Accused of Running Illegal Sports Betting Business

The owner of a Gwinnett County Georgia VHS rental store in , Boonlert Boonsawang, was arrested and later released on bond.


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Yes, VHS rental stores are still around. 

Channel 2 Gwinnett County Bureau Chief Tony Thomas obtained a copy of police body camera footage of officers rushing into the VHS store on Hurricane Shoals Road.

Police were probing the establishment since January.  They noted that people were in and out but never appeared to be leaving with VHS tapes.

Inside were a couple of couches and walls lined with shelving and tapes they believe hadn’t been moved in years.

"What one detective described to me was probably the most recent movie in there that was available to rent was an action movie from 2007," Lt. Jake Parker told Thomas.

Watch the video below.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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