35 Arrested Outside Newly Opened Jack’s Casino in Doetinchem: Man Stabbed

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Ten police officers arrived at the scene of a brawl outside Jack’s Casino in Doetinchem, Holland Friday morning that left one man stabbed multiple times.  35 arrests were made.

Jack’s had not even begun its first day of business when the brawl took place.  A quarrel started some time just before 8 pm as patrons waited for the casino doors to open.  It was not immediately known what caused the fight.

Police were also forced to draw their guns on a taxi believed to be carrying some of the culprits.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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