Illegal gambling
Adam Silver, the Commissioner of the National Basketball Association (NBA), expressed his deep disturbance over the federal indictments of illegal gambling involving a current player and coach. The 34 arrests included coach and guard Terry Rozier, who allegedly tipped off a friend about plans to prematurely leave a game in
Illegal gambling
An FBI-led investigation has resulted in the arrests of dozens of individuals, including NBA player Terry Rozier and Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups, on charges of illegal gambling and organized crime. Rozier, a 31-year-old player for the Miami Heat, is accused of conspiring to manipulate betting outcomes by
Conspiracy
Federal authorities arrested 31 individuals, including several prominent NBA figures, in a sprawling gambling scandal that implicated organized crime families and cheated unsuspecting gamblers out of at least $7 million. The indictment revealed that a conspiracy existed to fix high-stakes card games, with some participants using advanced technology to rig
Basketball players
Federal investigators in the Eastern District of New York have eased their focus on NBA free agent Malik Beasley, according to his attorneys. Beasley's lawyers, Steve Haney and Mike Schachter, have claimed to have had extensive conversations with the authorities, stating that Beasley remains uncharged and is not
Illegal gambling
The Basic Prosecution Office in Prizren, Serious Crimes Department, has filed an indictment against the defendant F.Sh., who has been under detention since December 9, 2024. The indictment alleges that F.Sh. committed the criminal offenses of "Usurpation" and "Organization of pyramid schemes and illegal gambling&
Illegal gambling
Gilbert Arenas, a three-time NBA All-Star and former player for the Golden State Warriors, Orlando Magic, Washington Wizards, and Memphis Grizzlies, has been arrested by federal authorities for his alleged involvement in an illicit gambling operation. The operation, which took place at his property in Encino, California, involved high-stakes poker
Conspiracy
Nine individuals have been charged with a 72-count superseding indictment for allegedly operating an illegal gambling conspiracy at six locations in southwest Missouri. The indictment, unsealed on July 23, 2025, follows a lengthy investigation into the transnational organized crime group with ties to India. The defendants face charges of conspiracy
Conspiracy
A federal grand jury in Springfield has indicted nine individuals, including citizens of India and Georgia, for their alleged involvement in a massive illegal gambling conspiracy that operated at six locations in southwest Missouri. The indictment, returned under seal on May 14, 2025, replaces an earlier indictment and includes additional
