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Cops Protect Broward Slot Machines

The casinos are up and running, which means the slot machines are ready to – ready to be stolen from that is. There is a group of officers who are part of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement who have been specially trained to protect the integrity of the slot machines, and make sure that no one tries to cheat the casinos. Broward County officially legalized Class III slot machines, and with the opening of the Gulfstream Park Racing and Casino out will come all of the slot machine cheats.

There has been a coordinated effort between state and local law enforcement agencies to ensure that the slot machines do not get ripped off, and the slot machine casinos are working with them as well. There is only one slot machine and gambling casino open right now, but others will be following suit, and law enforcement officials need to make it clear that they will not be putting up with any nonsense. The FDLE has hired 39 people to work in the new slot machine industry, and the Hallandale Beach Police Department is hiring 10 more officers to protect not only Gulfstream’s slot machines, but also those that will be opening at the Mardi Gras Racetrack & Gaming Center as well.

Mardi Gras even went so far as to hire two of the Hallandale Police department’s brass to head the slot machine security team at the casino. They know that those with a need to cheat the slot machines will come into the casino trying to get something that is not rightfully theirs, and they will be waiting for them.

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