A Kearney woman has been given some jail time and a year of probation for placing bets and extending credit to herself while working at a keno operation.
KEARNEY, Neb. (AP) - A Kearney woman has been given some jail time and a year of probation for placing bets and extending credit to herself while working at a keno operation.
The Kearney Hub reports (http://bit.ly/14PRhli) that Robyn Morrison also was fined $500 and was ordered to complete 100 hours of community service and complete classes on responsible thinking and financial peace. Morrison was given a total of 70 days in jail, but 60 of those days will be served in increments at the discretion of state probation officers.
In July a Kearney Keno manager reported to police that Morrison had been placing bets while working and had run up a loss of more than $52,000. Investigators found that Morrison had been placing bets without putting money in the Kearney Keno cash drawer.
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Information from: Kearney Hub, http://www.kearneyhub.com/
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