Legal gambling hasn't cut illegal gaming operations
The Christian Science Monitor Service reports that legalized gambling has not reduced illegal gambling, with organized crime continuing to dominate nationwide. New Jersey sees rising illegal gambling arrests since Atlantic City's first casino, while NYC Las Vegas nights attract many church and synagogue fundraisers. Officials blame limited prosecutions and lax licensing, noting rampant organized crime ties and insufficient investigators.
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