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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2001 A former employee of the Mohegan Tribe's casino is facing first-degree charges of larceny in Connecticut state court. Harlan Gahne is alleged to have stolen more than $800,000. Gahne's son is facing money laundering charges for stealing as much as $600,000 from his father. Both cases will be heard together, a state judge decided yesterday. Get the Story:
Judge approves prosecution's bid to consolidate charges against man in $800,00 theft from Sun (The New London Day 11/2) Relevant Links:
Mohegan Sun - http://www.mohegansun.com
Man accused of stealing from Mohegan casino
Facebook TwitterFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2001 A former employee of the Mohegan Tribe's casino is facing first-degree charges of larceny in Connecticut state court. Harlan Gahne is alleged to have stolen more than $800,000. Gahne's son is facing money laundering charges for stealing as much as $600,000 from his father. Both cases will be heard together, a state judge decided yesterday. Get the Story:
Judge approves prosecution's bid to consolidate charges against man in $800,00 theft from Sun (The New London Day 11/2) Relevant Links:
Mohegan Sun - http://www.mohegansun.com
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