The casino owned by the Soboba Band of Luiseno Indian was robbed by an employee on Thursday, authorities said.
The suspect is Rolando L. Ramos, a security technician. He allegedly used a gun to enter a vault at the Soboba Casino containing millions of dollars in cash. Several employees were bound with tape as the heist occurred.
Authorities don't know how much he took but it could have been more than $1 million.
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(The San Bernardino Sun 8/3)
Security technician sought in San Jacinto casino robbery (The Los Angeles Times 8/3)
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