Police fold Indy poker club

sorry edited to add
open- minded
oh NYC did u know that Indy has more crime then New York and all other cites even tho New York,Los Angeles are much larger. For the size per sq. mi Indy has more crime then all other cites except, New Orleans and Pittburg as of 2/1/2007 as reported in the wonderful Indy Star
Thanks for your time
Heather

Ohio State Grad wrote:

sorry edited to add
open- minded
oh NYC did u know that Indy has more crime then New York and all other cites even tho New York,Los Angeles are much larger. For the size per sq. mi Indy has more crime then all other cites except, New Orleans and Pittburg as of 2/1/2007 as reported in the wonderful Indy Star
Thanks for your time
Heather

Wow, looks like the degree is already paying off.

Hank wrote:

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Wow, looks like the degree is already paying off.

Most of it is going to student loans, and I plan on going back for my masters in the fall. You know I will be in debt for at least another 15 years.lol
Thanks for your time
Heather

Duh wrote:

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I guess you don't recall the numerous articles about the pea shake house being raided and shutdown. Duh, thats what all of the press was about.

Exactly.

Bryan wrote:

What is a pea-shake house?

It is a below the radar numbers gambling operation/lottery

If the peashakes houses can get shut down, what makes poker games exempted if they are illegal? That said, it would probably not be a bad idea if both peashake games and poker games were legal. Legalizing both, may lessen some of the problems due to both being outlawed! If legalization don't curb the problem, then it doesn't. If it doesn't that would be sad but then again legal gambling has its share of criminal elements associated with it along with crime because criminals after all,choose to commit crimes because they are criminals to begin with.