Five arrests have been made after a “lengthy investigation” into allegations that a table games dealer at Woodbine Casino in Toronto was “in collusion” with patrons, police say.
Ontario Provincial Police announced the arrests in a news release Tuesday.
The OPP said the Investigation and Enforcement Bureau attached to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario was contacted on Oct. 19 regarding allegations that a dealer was colluding with patrons at Woodbine.
Etobicoke resident Arthur Segovia, 52, has since been charged with criminal breach of trust, cheat at play, theft over $5,000 and fraud over $5,000.
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Toronto residents Khalil Evans, 29, Donovan Smyth-Todd, 30, Daniel Hatton, 25, and Oakville resident Andrew Gayle-Bourne, 33, have each been charged with cheat at play, theft over $5,000 and fraud over $5,000.
Police said they’ve all been released from custody and are scheduled to appear in court at later dates.
The investigation is ongoing.
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