This is a chip counterfeit case. A Chinese student in Australia collaborate with a dealer of the Crown Perth Casino in Australia to produce fake $25 casino chips. When caught they had about $26,000 worth of chips in hand.
With a bad twist of fate their plans was unfolded by Customs official before it even took off. The student got off with fine of $3000 while the croupier sentence will be due next week.
Having a relationship crisis was the student's excuse for turning to gambling. Overwhelmed by a gambling debt was the motive behind the student's crime. Once caught by this trap the student's nightmare begins.
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DeletePeople who can't afford to gamble do it because of greed
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