Riverside Resort & Casino in Laughlin, Nev., could be on the hook for $500K after it failed to inform regulators about some serious behavior by its security staff, The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports. Don Loughlin’s Riverside Resort & Casino in Loughlin, Nev, above. Some of the casino’s security officers have been involved in troubling incidents that the casino failed to report to regulators. (Image: Wikipedia) On Thursday, the Nevada Gaming Commission (NGC) will deliberate on whether to impose the fine recommended last month by the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB). The transgression relates to a bizarre incident in which four members of Riverside’s security staff were charged by police with coercion with physical force and false imprisonment of a colleague. False Drug Use Allegation On Aug. 9, 2022, a Riverside employee was falsely accused by security of smoking weed during his shift at the casino, according to the complaint. When… Read More

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