Gambling
Police Raid Illegal Gambling Parlor In San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — San Francisco Police Department officers seized 10 gambling machines, several money dispensers and more than $2,700 in cash after raiding an illegal gambling parlor in Ingleside, the department said Thursday.
Officers used a search warrant to gain access to the gambling facility on the 1200 block of Cayuga Avenue on Wednesday. Arrested were three adults for allegedly operating an illegal gambling parlor, possessing methamphetamine and having outstanding warrants.
The investigation into this case is ongoing.
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