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Quote Originally Posted by Nicholas9: My neighbor was arrested last year because his bookie called the cops on him for going to his house and threatened him. My neighbor won like 8K, but that same week his bookie got arrested by a cop. The bookie got stiffed, went to that client's home and tried to make him pay up, and that client called the cops on him. His whole operation was busted and went to jail for 5 years. Last year when that bookie got out, my neighbor want his 8K so he went to that bookie's house. The bookie said he's not in this business anymore, requesting my neighbor to stop bothering him. And he called the cops. My neighbor was arrested. This is why I fucking hate bookies. They want everything their way. I hope they all go to jail and die. Fuck bookies.
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Quote Originally Posted by Thurow: You are a snitch and a rat... and quite honestly if he really does have over 300 clients then the cops would most likely already know about him and his operation. You came to this posting forum for an opinion...then proceeded to act like you know everything. I don't get it. You could have handled this situation differently. Good Luck. My former friend that's a bookie is a tiny little guy, I could have choke his ass out if I want to. But I'll go to jail for it. Right now he's the one that's going to be going to jail for harassing and threatening at my work place, and also running a major illegal gambling operation. $1100 is what he need to chalk it off as a loss because I'm not responsible for it. I already gave him a choice. You either chalk it off as a loss, or I'll tell my cop buddy and he'll shut down your operation. He still whining over $1100 so I take it as he wants to go to jail. He's the one that choose to go to jail, not me. I have the right to report illegal activities to law enforcers. That's what I'm paying my taxes for and law enforcers are more than happy that citizens like us are helping them to fight crime.
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Quote Originally Posted by tep: My suggestion is to be a man about the situation. Two ways to be a man. Either pay the debt and collect from your cousin and move on or handle the problem yourself. Going to the cops will not get you anywhere. If I am not correct you have to prove he is a threat to get a restraining order. Part of the story is illegal gambling on you and your cousins part. I do not think a judge would grant a restraining order. Think this out before you do something you could handle yourself. How would you know going to the cops will get me no where? It's people like you that's too box and not man enough to go to the cops to help our law enforcers fight crime. I never vouched for anyone. Bookies are fucking scums. They don't get it there way, they'll use bullying tactics which is illegal. Going to someone's work and start shit like that is harassing. There's security cameras at my work place and I have co-workers as witnesses. He came in my work to start shit. I also tipped my cop friend about his entire operation, who works under him, etc., etc. So how is that getting me "no where" ? Obviously you watch too many movies thinking mobs are invincible. Mobs are just a bunch of little pussies when law enforcers are after them. Let me put it this way, if you have a relative that owes money to someone, and that someone comes to you because he can't find him, and kept harassing you, then what are you going to do about it? This type of problem is what we pay our taxes to law enforcers to do. And they are more than happy to arrest these bookie scums anyday! |
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Seaotter, I hope you know the bookie you used to be a runner for, it's illegal to send "muscles" to collect debts.
I never vouched for my nephew. Whatever business they did was between those two. My nephew never rat his ass out when he was arrested, so the bookie should be lucky. I know my former friend that's a bookie for years before he was a bookie. I never played under him. I just introduced my nephew to my former friend because my nephew has friends that wants to bet. So my nephew became one of my former friend's runner/subagent. There's a rule that if a subagent or main bookie agent is arrested, all actions stops and won't count. But whatever, my former friend that's a bookie is going to jail. My cop friend has enough evidence to put him behind bars for good, along with the rest of his subagents. His house is going to get raided VERY soon this week! Instead of him chalking up the $1100 as a loss, he rather go to jail. So that's his choice not mine. People, if any of these bookies harass you and send "muscles" to collect, just call the cops. All of your local police stations advise us citizens to help fight crime. Running an illegal gambling operation is considered a felony. The main bookie will definitely face jail time. HELP FIGHT CRIME IN YOUR COMMUNITYANONYMOUS TIP LINES |
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Quote Originally Posted by Thurow: If this guy really has gang/mob affiliations then I would not involve the police. Sounds like you already did though. I also feel like there is more to this story. I'm having a hard time believing this is all over $1100. Yes, this is over $1100. Nothing more, nothing less. You don't want to believe it, that's your problem not mine. And you watch too many gangster movies. Go to ANY police stations, they'll tell you the same thing that you watch too many movies. It's citizens like you that are so scared of gangsters, or you worship them, that's not helping our society. Police can't do their work and catch these bad guys if citizens refuse to help out. Police gives citizens the option for making anonymous reports if they don't feel comfortable and safe. |
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Let me just say these guys that got recently busted, are a lot bigger and badder than my former friend that's a local bookie in my area. My former friend is nothing compared to these guys that was recently arrested: Someone that posted above is right. Gangs and mobs are OVERRATED. They'll be scared little bitches once law enforcers are after them. We as citizens should NOT be scared of gangs. My cop friend is right. Doesn't matter how bad ass or tough a gangster is, once he cuff them up, they're just little bitches in jail. |
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No, $1375 was what my nephew's customers loss. His win/loss is 20%. $1375 x 0.8 = $1100. So $1100 was what the bookie refuse to chalk it up as a loss. My nephew was arrested, he didn't rat out my former friend that's the main agent bookie. And now the bookie is being a fucking prick because he said he don't want to chalk it up as a loss.
I've already rat him out to my cop friend. Tomorrow he's going to be in deep shit and his entire operation of more than 300 clients will go down the drain. All those hard work he did for over 25 years, I'm going to help shut him down. All this because he refuse to chalk up the $1100 as a loss. He's just a damn prick. Honestly, if he didn't come to my work place and spread rumors about me to my co-workers, I wouldn't have done this. He was basically asking for it.
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I just googled up bookies being arrested and saw this:
Basically my former friend that's a bookie is doing the exact same thing these guys were doing before they were arrested. Most likely he's going to the booty house in jail soon! His entire operation is getting busted for sure!
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Yea, I have no choice but to get the police involved. My former friend that's the asshole bookie has a lot of gang mob affiliations. My cop friend said it doesn't matter how bad ass he is or who he knows, cops always beat gangsters anyday.
It amazes me he's flipping out over $1100 when he has tons of customers that play over $10,000 on a weekly basis. Obviously he's been getting hammered lately and doesn't want to chalk it up as a loss. But yea, it's really unacceptable to come to my work and make up lies like that. He's been a bookie for 25 or more years. This is the time to shut him down for good and rat him out. He already went too far.
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I have a friend that's a cop, he said this is classified as disturbing the peace, harassing, misdemeanor. I'm going to file a restraining order on that asshole. If he comes near me again at my house or work, he's going to jail.
My cop friend said he's going to investigate on this and bust his entire operation. Stay tuned.
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I'm in the process of reporting a bookie to the police for constantly harassing me at my work place. This bookie used to be a friend of mine, but not anymore.
Couple of years ago, I introduced my nephew, who was renting a room in my house, to my bookie friend. My nephew was working for him as one of his subagent (runner). They had a 20% win-lose deal. My nephew brings in customers, they win or lose, he takes or pay 20%. So my nephew ran into a problem and accepted an undercover cop as a player. He got busted, I bailed him out of jail and he was fined. But he never outed my friend that's a bookie, who's also the main agent running the entire gambling ring. Before he was arrested, some friends of his was still betting through their price-per-head website. Total amount they loss was around $1100. But my nephew couldn't collect that money from his friends because he was arrested and cannot be a part of this business anymore. Long story short, my nephew moved back with his mom (my sister) in another state, my bookie friend said I should be responsible to pay him back that $1100 because he doesn't want to chalk it up as a loss. I said look, he know the situation, my nephew got arrested, you should be thankful he didn't rat you out. So yesterday was the 2nd time this month, that bookie harassed me at my work. He came into my office and made up lies and told all my co-workers I owe him money because I lost some ball games and refused to pay up. Luckily my boss wasn't in the office. Should I report this to the police? Will my former friend who's a bookie be locked behind bars because he's running a major gambling ring? Thanks for the help. I'm very irritated right now.
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I'm in the process of reporting a bookie to the police for constantly harassing me at my work place. This bookie used to be a friend of mine, but not anymore.
Couple of years ago, I introduced my nephew, who was renting a room in my house, to my bookie friend. My nephew was working for him as one of his subagent (runner). They had a 20% win-lose deal. My nephew brings in customers, they win or lose, he takes or pay 20%. So my nephew ran into a problem and accepted an undercover cop as a player. He got busted, I bailed him out of jail and he was fined. But he never outed my friend that's a bookie, who's also the main agent running the entire gambling ring. Before he was arrested, some friends of his was still betting through their price-per-head website. Total amount they loss was around $1100. But my nephew couldn't collect that money from his friends because he was arrested and cannot be a part of this business anymore. Long story short, my nephew moved back with his mom (my sister) in another state, my bookie friend said I should be responsible to pay him back that $1100 because he doesn't want to chalk it up as a loss. I said look, he know the situation, my nephew got arrested, you should be thankful he didn't rat you out. So yesterday was the 2nd time this month, that bookie harassed me at my work. He came into my office and made up lies and told all my co-workers I owe him money because I lost some ball games and refused to pay up. Luckily my boss wasn't in the office. Should I report this to the police? Will my former friend who's a bookie be locked behind bars because he's running a major gambling ring? Thanks for the help. I'm very irritated right now. |
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