The Seminole Tribe of Florida is offering a $3,000 reward, with Crime Stoppers offering an additional $1,000, for information about a robbery at one one of its casinos.
The incident occurred on May 4 in the parking garage of the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood. A customer was robbed of $500.
"Clearly he picked this person out, approached him from behind, forced him to the ground, took his money," spokesperson Gary Bitner told CBS4. "Obviously, a rough thing to do."
Surveillance cameras captured an image of the person whom police say is the suspect
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