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Machines seized by police deemed gambling devices

An attorney for the machines' distributor says they have been ruled legal elsewhere

By Gordon Y.K. Pang

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Sep 29, 2012

~~<p>City Prosecutor Keith Kane&shy;shiro is warning businesses and their patrons to steer away from Products Direct Sweepstakes machines and other gaming devices that offer the possibility of a payout, saying they are illegal gambling machines.</p>
<p>But attorneys for the company that had 77 of its machines seized by Hono&shy;lulu police in raids at six Oahu gaming parlors Thursday insist the machines are legal and should be allowed.</p>
~~

City Prosecutor Keith Kane­shiro is warning businesses and their patrons to steer away from Products Direct Sweepstakes machines and other gaming devices that offer the possibility of a payout, saying they are illegal gambling machines.

But attorneys for the company that had 77 of its machines seized by Hono­lulu police in raids at six Oahu gaming parlors Thursday insist the machines are legal and should be allowed. Login for more...



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