The Philadelphia Live! Casino, which operates the Stadium Casino in Pennsylvania, has been penalized with a $10,000 fine by the state’s gaming regulatory body for allowing unauthorized access to restricted zones.
It appears that a woman stealthily entered several off-limits sections of the casino and hotel, even pilfering items from employees. Subsequently, three individuals successfully bypassed security and entered the casino floor, despite being initially denied entry.
The gaming board concluded that these incidents violated the established regulations governing casino operations, resulting in the imposition of a fine on the Stadium Casino.
Furthermore, they prohibited eight individuals from all casinos within the state for leaving children unattended. Leaving a minor unsupervised in a Pennsylvania casino can lead to a ban and potential legal repercussions.
One individual left five children, ranging in age from 3 to 11, unattended in the parking lot of Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino while he engaged in gambling for a period of 25 minutes. Such behavior is undeniably irresponsible!
A female resident of Philadelphia was prohibited from entering the Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino and Racetrack after she left a 12-year-old youngster unattended in her vehicle for 57 minutes while she engaged in slot machine play.
Another female was added to the involuntary exclusion list at Hollywood Casino in Pennsylvania after she left a 9-year-old child unattended in her car for 30 minutes while she played slot machines.
In a different location, a male was discovered leaving a 2-year-old child alone in the parking area of the Presque Isle Downs and Casino while he placed wagers in the sportsbook. Another man was also prohibited from entering for leaving a child alone in his car for 8 minutes while he gambled at the Valley Forge Casino Resort.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board also banned another man for leaving three children, aged 13, 12, and 10, unattended in the parking lot of Wind Creek Bethlehem Casino for 12 minutes while he observed table games.
Another man was prohibited from entering for leaving an 8-year-old child alone in a taxi service vehicle parked in the bus lot at Rivers Casino Pittsburgh while he placed sports bets.
Furthermore, a male was added to the involuntary exclusion list for leaving three children, aged 9, 6, and 5, alone in the parking lot of Rivers Casino Pittsburgh while he played table games.
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