Casino Crime Round Up: Complaints Arising from Broken Elevators at Oyo Hotel

Las Vegas Hotel Faces Accessibility and Safety Concerns Amid Recurring Lift Malfunctions

One complaint said that at one juncture, all the lifts were non-functional, necessitating visitors to ascend the stairs on foot. “This was a concern as the individual reporting the incident acknowledged that their spouse had a disability.” Recent inspections conducted by the Las Vegas Review-Journal revealed that some lifts at the hotel lacked the necessary licenses. Furthermore, the study said that in August and on the previous Saturday, certain lifts were the location of detained passengers. Additional lifts were rendered inoperative after incidents where passengers were stuck in the lifts on 30 August and 7 September. There were no reported injuries. On July 8, Clark County authorities were notified of a complaint about malfunctioning lifts at the hotel. Previous instances of hardware failures were documented on various social media platforms from March to July. Previously, the casino-hotel had issues with its air conditioning system.

Accused Slot Player Allegedly Engaged in Massage Gun Cheating

This week, a guy was arrested for allegedly using a deceptive device to manipulate a slot machine at Northern Quest Resort & Casino in Washington State. The charges against Don Hitchcock, aged 51, were filed on Tuesday. He appeared in Spokane, Washington court after his arrest for misconduct with a massage pistol, as reported by Washington TV station KHQ. He was instructed to refrain from visiting gambling establishments. According to the indictment, he admitted to employing the massage pistol on the slot machines. According to the authorities, Hitchcock utilised the gadget to disrupt the coin platform on the slot machine over five trips during the last several months. As a result of his activities, coins spilt from the reward area.

Vehicle collides into a casino.

Wednesday, a vehicle entered Papa’s Casino located in Moses Lake, Washington. Authorities said that the unidentified individual sustained severe injuries and ultimately gained access to a lavatory inside a gambling establishment. According to Spokane TV station KAYU, the unidentified 69-year-old driver had a medical condition before to entering the building. Upon arrival at Samaritan Hospital, he had examination and received medical care. His recovery is anticipated. The full degree of his injuries remains unknown. He was not formally charged as of earlier this week. The collision resulted in damage to the outside of the casino facility. Authorities did not provide a cost estimate for repairs.