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Two Suspects Wanted in Armed Heist of Atlantic City Casino

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Associated Press

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Jul/22/2014

Two Suspects Wanted in Armed Heist of Atlantic City Casino

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J (Associated Press) - Police are seeking two masked suspects who robbed an Atlantic City casino at gunpoint and made off with more than $180,000.

The heist occurred Monday morning at Caesars Atlantic City.

A law enforcement flier obtained by The Press of Atlantic City says the suspects fled in a car with two plastic boxes containing more than $180,000 in cash.

Police are not releasing any details.

The newspaper reports that the State Police Casino Gaming Bureau is handling the investigation. That’s a sign the crime happened in the casino as opposed to the hotel.

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