A man from Mehedinți was caught turning his home into a gambling hall, being criminally investigated after the confiscation of illegal machines.
Liviu Brăteanu
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A man from Mehedinți County is being investigated criminally after he transformed his own home into a gambling hall. The police, having information about the illegal activities, conducted searches at his residence, where they discovered five gambling machines and a considerable amount of money. Investigators established that the gambling hall did not have a license, as the man lived in a commune with fewer than 15,000 inhabitants, which contravenes the legislation in force. The machines and the money were confiscated, and the man was charged with illegal gambling activities.
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