Cleveland Man Charged With Cheating Over 100 Times at Horseshoe Casino

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Cleveland Man Charged With Cheating Over 100 Times at Horseshoe Casino

Vaughn Perry, 40, of Cleveland, Ohio, has been indicted for cheating over 100 times at the popular Horseshoe Casino.  The charges include grand theft and 139 charges of illegal gambling. 

The grand theft charge alleges Perry had illegal winnings of $8,240.

Perry has previously been charged with felonious assault, drugs, possession of illegal weapons and stolen property, according to court records.

The Casino Control Commission oversaw the investigation.  He is scheduled to be arraigned on September 3. 

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- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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