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Police seize more than 1 dozen gambling machines, cash in Waianae raid

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  • HONOLULU POLICE DEPARTMENT
                                Police seized more than a dozen gambling machines, cash and drug paraphernalia from an illegal game room in Waianae in the 86-100 block of Farrington Highway last week.

    HONOLULU POLICE DEPARTMENT

    Police seized more than a dozen gambling machines, cash and drug paraphernalia from an illegal game room in Waianae in the 86-100 block of Farrington Highway last week.

  • HONOLULU POLICE DEPARTMENT
                                Police seized more than a dozen gambling machines, cash and drug paraphernalia from an illegal game room in Waianae in the 86-100 block of Farrington Highway last week.

    HONOLULU POLICE DEPARTMENT

    Police seized more than a dozen gambling machines, cash and drug paraphernalia from an illegal game room in Waianae in the 86-100 block of Farrington Highway last week.

Honolulu police seized more than a dozen gambling machines, cash and drug paraphernalia from an illegal game room in Waianae last week.

Officers of the Narcotics/Vice Division with the assistance of the District 8 Crime Reduction Unit and Specialized Services Division executed a search warrant at the game room sometime before 5 p.m. Thursday.

Police arrested a 39-year-old woman at the 86-100 block of Farrington Highway for investigation of promoting gambling in the second degree and possession of gambling devices. She was released after posting $200 bail.

To report illegal gambling, call the Narcotics/Vice Division hotline at 723-3933.

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