Miscellaneous
Information
On
March 4, 1979, Suleiman Ali Muhammed was arrested at the Resorts
International Casino for two instances of swindling and cheating
at casino gaming. Specifically, Mr. Ali on two occasions past-posted
illegal wagers in the approximate amount of $1 each while playing
the game of Big Six Wheel. As a result of these illegal wagers,
Mr. Muhammed won $20 to which he was not otherwise entitled. On
December 6, 1979, he entered a plea of guilty to committing larceny
under the amount of $200 by swindling and cheating at casino gaming
and was fined $150. This plea was entered in Atlantic County, New
Jersey, Superior Court. On December 6, 1979, Mr. Muhammed executed
a Waiver Form, waiving his right to contest the placement of his
name upon a list of persons to be excluded from the licensed casino
establishments.
Mr. Muhammed is not known to have any previous criminal record.
The activities of Mr. Muhammed were recorded on video tape and were
calculated by him to avoid detection by law enforcement authorities.
He had been suspected of previously placing illegal wagers prior
to the two illegal wagers he placed while playing the game of Big
Six Wheel. |
