Edmonton Bookmaking Case Hears From Senior Sergeant
The court heard from Senior Sergeant Mellick that the defendant had prior convictions for bookmaking and that three bookmaking shops operated in Edmonton. The prosecutor argued the odds and amounts were small and questioned potential profits, while noting no fortune could be made from bookmaking. The discussion touched on addressing bookmaking at the parliamentary level following the Queen's Wish.
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