Inside a bar, he had placed a plasterboard, behind which an abusive game room had been created, with eight electronic devices, without authorization, and with identification codes, originally manufactured for gambling without winning money cash, but actually adapted for virtual reel casino games. .
The discovery during a control carried out by the staff of the Customs and Monopoly Agency, in collaboration with the policemen of the Agrigento Flying Squad, the Central Operative Service of the State Police of Rome and the officials of the Special Tax Agency of Agrigento and Palermo. .
In the room, used for illegal gambling, a customer was also found intending to gamble. In addition to the confiscation of the equipment, and the 1,350 euros found inside the devices, global fines of 400,000 euros were raised.
