Sisters Leave Kids in Running Car to Play at Casino, Woman Tries to Mow Down Ex

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Oh those Florida casino gamblers.  Talk about gamblers behaving badly. 

First, two sisters were charged with leaving their four kids in a running car while they went inside to gamble at a Hallandale Beach, Florida casino last week.

Sisters Romanie Pierre, 31, and Malory Pierre, 27, of North Miami, drove to Mardi Gras Casino with two boys and two girls — ages 8, 5, 4 and 2. 

A customer at the casino noticed the children sitting in the car for 20 to 30 minutes and called 911.

When police arrived at the casino, the oldest child unlocked the vehicle and told police her "stepmother and her sister went inside and left us here."

Now we have the case of a drunk Florida woman, Veronica Doctor, attempting to run over her ex with a car outside another casino.

She instead hit a tree.  Her blood alcohol level was way over the limit at .259.  Anything over .08 is considered legally drunk.

Doctor had been drinking the night away at Seminole Casino over in Immokalee when she got an urge to go visit her ex, according to WINK News.

She now faces DUI and aggravated assault charges.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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