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Legit Slot Machines Finally Exonerated

Last June, state gambling authorities had come into Casino Party Suppliers of San Carlos and seized 10 slot machines stating that they were illegal and that the owner, Stephen Squires was guilty of possessing the illegal slot machines. The only problem was that the slot machines were legal.

Indeed, the event had been all over the media stating that he was operating an illegal slot machine charity service, when in fact the slot machines were legal because of the age of them. Classic slot machines, which are determined by their age and several other factors, are legal in the state.

In fact, the state dropped the legal proceedings, but would not return the slot machines until last month. Because of this, Squires has lost valuable income for the year that they wrongly kept his slot machines, and there isn’t a thing he can do about it. Squires says that when people say the wheels of justice turn slowly, they aren’t kidding – especially when you aren’t guilty.

California slot machine laws are very complex because of the way they are written and how they are classified. Classic slot machines are legal, which makes the tribes not very happy because they are competition for them. So although regular slot machines would have been illegal, Squires’ were legal – and no one has ever made an announcement exonerating him.

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