Guests and employees were forced to leave Jake’s 58 Casino Hotel located on New York’s Long Island after a chemical-like odor there on Friday. Jake’s 58 Casino Hotel, pictured above. The property was evacuated on Friday due to a concerning odor. (Image: TripAdvisor) The evacuation began at 1 p.m. Officials found nothing suspicious at the property and was allowed back into the Islandia, NY gaming property at about 2:45 p.m. Three employees were checked out at a local hospital as a precautionary measure, according to Newsday. The three employees had taken part in what was described as a “welfare check” of a hotel room when they noticed the strange smell. Emergency crews were alerted and searched the property. Responding units included Suffolk County police officers, firefighters, and EMS staff. Nothing hazardous was located, according to News 12 Long Island and there’s no word on what caused the suspicious odor. Out… Read More

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