Thai serial killer Sararat "Am" Rangsiwuthaporn has been sentenced to death for the first of 14 murder trials. The 36-year-old woman is accused of poisoning multiple friends and acquaintances for gambling money.

A guest at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas was likely drugged and had their $125,000 Rolex stolen, according to police investigations. Meanwhile, a Las Vegas police officer faces accusations of making bogus arrests by offering counterfeit bills to Black men at a casino.

International Game Technology (IGT) shares declined after the company disclosed a cybersecurity incident. The financial impact remains unclear at this time.

At Hollywood Casino in Pennsylvania, a woman was arrested for allegedly assaulting two state troopers, a casino employee, and a bystander who attempted to help.

In Los Angeles, a former aide to disgraced city councilman Jose Huizar avoided prison time despite their involvement in the 'Casino Loyale' corruption case.

Additional notable incidents include:

• Rivers Casino Pittsburgh dealer accused of cheating
• Holland Casino's response to anti-Semitic violence in Amsterdam
• Pennsylvania city treasurer's misuse of $1.5K daily on lottery with taxpayer funds
• MGM Springfield Casino evacuation following a fire
• Arkansas casino parking lot shooting
• Bar owners' $12M lottery winner con
• Kentucky Downs Casino manager's alleged murder-for-hire plot
• $13M from 1MDB fund reportedly used for gambling at Las Vegas Sands

Law enforcement continues to investigate these cases, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the gaming industry.

All mentioned cases are currently under various stages of investigation or legal proceedings, with authorities working to maintain security and integrity in casino operations worldwide.

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