Florida Sharif has arrested for allegedly running illegal gambling work

A Previous Florida Sharif was accused of extortion and conspiracy after investigating illegal gambling.

Former Sharif Opplesla Province, Marcos Lopez, was arrested on Thursday for a first -class felony on charges, clearing hundreds of thousands of dollars and Campaign contributions used To keep the alleged gambling process standing on his feet.

“As law enforcement, we have higher standards of integrity and personality from other professions,” said Mark Glass, Florida’s Law Commissioner for Law, in a statement. “This case revealed that Lopez violated the expected confidence and integrity of it as the elected Osolla province police, according to the origins.”

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Florida Ron Desantis ruler Lopez was suspended after his arrest and appointed a periodic officer on the highways in Florida, Christopher Blackon, as a temporary police. Lopez was elected in November 2020.

Lopez acknowledged that he was not guilty on Friday, and he got a bond of one million dollars, according to what she said Fox 35.

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Prosecutors claimed on Friday that Lopez got up to $ 700,000 while operating illegal works, which included gambling machines, yindas and “Gambling House” from a company called Fusion Social Club in Kissimmee.

Lopez remained in detention from Friday afternoon, and is then expected in court on June 30.

It was claimed that the illegal gambling process has generated more than $ 21.6 million over the years.

In addition to Lopez, four others – Ying Chang, Sharon Federick, Chaldon, Wittralet and Carol Cote – face the same blackmail and conspiracy fees.

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Osiola province is not involved in the investigation.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.