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MAY 24, 2000 The gaming records of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Casino are available to law enforcement of the state of Kansas, due to a provision in the tribe's compact with the state. Topeka police officers recently obtained the records of the tribe's casino from the Kansas Tribal Gaming Commission. As a result, two city employees were fired for visiting the casinos on the government's time. The Kansas Association of Public Employees is demanding an investigation into the incident. Get the Story:
Gambling records not secret (The Topeka Capital-Journal 5/24)
Employees fired for casino visits (Tribal Law 5/23)
Gaming records open to authorities
Facebook TwitterMAY 24, 2000 The gaming records of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Casino are available to law enforcement of the state of Kansas, due to a provision in the tribe's compact with the state. Topeka police officers recently obtained the records of the tribe's casino from the Kansas Tribal Gaming Commission. As a result, two city employees were fired for visiting the casinos on the government's time. The Kansas Association of Public Employees is demanding an investigation into the incident. Get the Story:
Gambling records not secret (The Topeka Capital-Journal 5/24)
Employees fired for casino visits (Tribal Law 5/23)
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