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3 arrested in Chinatown gambling raid

By Star-Advertiser staff

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Police arrested three men and seized six electronic gaming machines Friday night in a raid on an alleged gambling room in Chinatown.

Officers served a search warrant about 9:30 p.m. at Kathy’s Flowers & Leis at 1020 Smith St. and found three men gambling inside, police said.

Police said the flower shop was a front for the illegal activity and didn't have a working cash register. The flower shop had snacks and drinks for sale, but didn’t have any flowers.The gambling room was behind a door in the flower shop, police said.

The three men arrested were cited for gambling, a misdemeanor. A 43-year-old Chinatown man and a 46-year-old Iwilei man were being held on $500 bail, while a 40-year-old Kalihi man was being held on $250 bail.






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Anonymous wrote:
"...The three men have been charged, but remain in police custody this morning unable to post bail in the amounts given..." IRONY HERE?? perhaps they lost it all to the gambling house??? LOL
on July 21,2012 | 08:42PM
soundofreason wrote:
I'll see your statment and raise you one reply
on July 21,2012 | 10:30PM
serious wrote:
The $$$ was probably in the cash register!
on July 22,2012 | 03:50AM
cojef wrote:
Disappearing act, no cash register where food and snacks were dispensed. Strangeeeee?????
on July 22,2012 | 10:38AM
NITRO08 wrote:
ONLY THE STATE IS NOT MAKING MONEY. THE BARS, GAMBLING ROOMS AND THE SUPPLIERS OF THE GAMBLING MACHINES MAKING MONEY.
on July 22,2012 | 11:55AM
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