Illegal casino in Kandy raided, 74 suspects netted

Illegal casino in Kandy raided, 74 suspects netted

September 23, 2010   05:00 pm

Seventy four suspects have been arrested at an illegal casino situated within the Kandy City limits today, Kandy Police confirmed. Out of those arrested, twenty five are said to be employees of the casino while nine were women. MORE...

 

Rs. 200,000 have been recovered upto now from the casino.

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