I wish I had known about this – I would have given it a try :)
#Rust gambling spinner license
To site the employees and patrons instead of the owners and people of the city that issued the business license is down right fowl. None of the employees were under the impression this was an illegal business, and according to state law…it’s not as of right now. We filed are W2’s togeather, and the city of Lancaster issued them a business license. The bottom line my wife took a part time job to help pay the bills during this economic crisis. Anyone from Lancaster knows this area has been run down and ghetto for years, certainly way before this business was here and sure to be way after it is gone. And my other point is about the unsavory people that hung around this establishment. When you do that you would find that the Ispot conducted business to a tee according to California state law. What most of you ignorant people need to do is go to the California state site for Consumer Affairs and read the law word for word on the rules of sweepstakes legality for California. The same way that Mcdonalds offers chances to win there prizes offered in there sweepstakes by upsizing your meal. First of all, It was not a gambling facility, It was an internet café that promoted the sales of internet time by using a sweepstakes. My wife was cited by the Lancaster Sheriff Department for being part of the “so called” Illegal gambling. The investigation is ongoing.Įditor’s Note: Story updated with information from deputy Miguel T. A parolee-at-large was also arrested, Ruiz said.Īll targeted businesses were shut down by the city of Lancaster, officials said. Three people were cited for the misdemeanor violation of conducting gambling operations. Thursday’s citywide operation also targeted establishments at 1336 West Avenue J 2751 West Avenue L, Suite A 616 East Avenue K, units 103 and 1 Mall Loop Road #111.Īuthorities seized 150 computers, documents of gambling debts owed to customers, and approximately $5,000 in cash. “It’s not like they had a sign that said that this is illegal gambling, it’s like we didn’t even know.”Īt least one customer at the “I Spot” was arrested after deputies discovered there was a $50,000 narcotics warrant for the woman’s arrest, Rust said. “We were just like innocent bystanders coming to gamble,” said 19-year-old Andrew Martinez.
This lady was arrested when authorities searched her name and found a $50,000 narcotics warrant. Some said they were not aware that their actions were illegal.
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