Four men were killed Saturday morning when a disgruntled gambler opened fire at an underground gambling den in New York City.

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Oct 14, 2019 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Six people, ranging from 14 to 27 years old, are being treated in a Philadelphia hospital after being shot, police said. A 911 call came in Sunday evening reporting 'gunshots. Apr 14, 2019 Gable played Blackie Norton, a gambling-den operator on the rough'n'tough Barbary Coast, and Tracy played Father Tim, a rough'n'tough Barbary Coast priest, and Miss MacDonald, the Iron Butterfly, played Mary Blake, Blackie's chantoosie, who deserts his joint for a chance to sing opera to the swells on Nob Hill. Aug 01, 2017 Tokuchi Toua was all of the things you shouldn't be outside of the school's gate. His boredom entranced him to the world of chances and luck—as well as trickery. Gambling was a game he indulge himself with. Broken so many damn rules, he should've been dropped out of school, but lady luc. The decor is nice but you have to wait for someone to come out to seat you which took 15 minutes. And they were getting to the point of obnoxious tipsy-ness. Atmosphere It's like an asian gambling den dated a fast food restaurant, and had an illegitimate baby. It's incredibly hard to miss- there's always a pack of cars outside.

According to a New York Post report, 15 rounds were fired just before 7 a.m. Saturday at Triple A Aces catering hall in Brooklyn. The building was home to an illegal gambling operation that included a dice game and a poker game running side-by-side.

Sources believe that Chester Goode, 37, was the man that started the shooting. He died at the scene from a single gunshot wound to the head. Two friends of Goode were killed, as well as the security guard for the game. Three others were rushed to the hospital with gunshot wounds, but are expected to survive.

According to sources, Goode and his two friends were playing dice before Goode pulled out a handgun and fired it into the ceiling, telling everyone to get on the floor. It is still unclear if he was trying to stage a robbery or was angry about a gambling loss.

Goode’s action prompted the security guard to return fire, resulting in the shootout and the casualties.

“The cops told me they died with their guns in their hands,” said Samuel Revells, owner of the building, to The Post.

Revells claimed that he had no idea what was going on in his building. The building is deemed a “private and social rental space.” It does not have a gambling or liquor license.

The stakes of the games in question were not disclosed, but law enforcement officials believe it was for “big money” since they found several hundred-dollar bills lying on the ground when they arrived on the scene.

There are currently no legal gambling establishments in New York City. Last January, MGM Resorts purchased Empire City Casino and Yonkers Raceway, a racino located just north of the Bronx.

Outside of wagers on the races, it only offers slot machines, but MGM hopes to get a full-fledged gaming license from the state when Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s moratorium on gaming licenses is lifted in 2024.

The Saint
Written by	Characters: Leslie Charteris Writer: Jesse Alexander Tony Giglio
Directed by	Ernie Barbarash^[1]
Starring	Sir Roger Moore
Music by	Neal Acree
Country of origin	United States
Original language(s)	English
Production
Producer(s)	Jesse Alexander Emily Beddard Zach Bradshaw Kyle A. Clark Alexandre Coscas Mick Davis Ian Dickerson Laurence Ducceschi Francisco Gonzalez Eric Jarboe Brad Krevoy Jim Martin Geoffrey Moore Roger Moore Andy Novak Jib Polhemus Louisa Spring Jimmy Townsend Roman Viaris-de-Lesegno Simon West Lina Wong
Cinematography	Paul M. Sommers
Editor(s)	Michael Purl Heath Ryan Henk Van Eeghen
Running time	116 minutes
Production company(s)	Motion Picture Corporation of America Silver Screen Pictures
Distributor	20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Release
Original release

The Saint is a 2017 espionagethriller film directed by Ernie Barbarash^[1] and starring Adam Rayner in the title role of Simon Templar, created by Leslie Charteris. This was Sir Roger Moore's final film appearance and the film was dedicated to his memory; Moore portrayed Templar in a 1960s TV series of the same title. Filmed in 2013 as a television pilot for a proposed TV series, the film was not originally intended for release when the series was not picked up. It eventually saw release direct-to-video in 2017 when it was released in tribute to Moore following his death. Ian Ogilvy, who portrayed Templar in a 1970s TV series titled Return of the Saint, also appears.

Plot summary[edit]

Terrorists meet with Russian Army officers in Moscow to trade gold for bombs. Simon Templar, disguised as a Russian officer, spikes their drinks to knock them out, collects most of the gold and escapes from the remaining Russians as well as Agent Cooper of the FBI, who had been monitoring the meeting, leaving behind his calling card as The Saint.

Nigerian President Ezekiel Ibaka secures $2.5 billion in private aid for his country, but a mysterious man (Ian Ogilvy) has the funds stolen from the bank account online by his associate Arnie Valecross. He gives Valecross a Knights Templar ring, stating that it is a family heirloom he took from someone pathetic. In Bucharest, Templar takes the gold from the Moscow heist to an old friend with instructions on how to distribute the proceeds among various humanitarian aid organizations.

Meanwhile, in his Los Angeles mansion, Valecross diverts the funds to one of his own accounts and anonymously requests protection from the FBI, but in retaliation the mysterious man sends his henchman, Rayt Marius, to kidnap Arnie's daughter Zooey and gives Arnie 48 hours to return the money. The Saint, whilst in Paris, finds out about the money and decides to take the case. Simon's friend Patricia Holm and the FBI use their own differing methods to quickly identify the thief as Arnie Valecross, a notoriously shady private banker, and they both track him to the Grand Del Mar Resort in San Diego.

Special Agent John Henry Fernack, a man who has been pursuing The Saint for years, gets to Valecross' suite before Simon and attempts to question him, but Valecross refuses. The Saint then uses the adjoining room to break into Valecross' suite, but he is discovered. Valecross uses the opportunity to ask The Saint for help. Rayt Marius flies up to the room's window and tries to kill Templar. Templar manages to shoot down the helicopter, but not before Valecross is fatally wounded. With his dying breath, Valecross tells Templar 'the account numbers are in your ring, the key is in the nomad'.

Simon, Patricia and Doyle Cosentino make their way back to an apartment in Los Angeles to think up the next stage of their plan now that Valecross is out of the picture, and while there, it is revealed that Simon originally met Patricia in Iraq when escaping from the Russian heist. They head to the Valecross home in order to search for the 'nomad' that Valecross mentioned just before he died. When they get there, Mrs Valecross immediately recognizes Templar and they decide to call Rayt Marius, who, it is revealed, has a history with Patricia.

Special Agent Fernack approaches the Los Angeles Police Department for help in finding and catching The Saint and they temporarily loan him Detective Garces (Greg Grunberg). The two nearly catch Simon when he, Patricia and Doyle leave the Valecross home. However, they notice the pair on their tail and make a run for it. Fernack catches up to Templar on a Funicular railway car in a busy retail area. Simo

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