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Authorities seize tribal records
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TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2002 Records of the Colorado River Tribes of Arizona have been seized by tribal and Bureau of Indian Affairs police as part of a probe into alleged misuse of funds. The raid occurred April 26. Law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation told The Arizona Republic that as much as $6 million might be missing from the tribes' casino. The probe was spurred by acting tribal Chairman Russell Welsh. Get the Story:
Indian resort records probed (The Arizona Republic 5/7)
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