PHOENIX - Two women are behind bars in connection to a illegal gambling operation in north Phoenix, police said. <\/p>\n
On Jan 1, police began and undercover operation into CJ's Little Bit of Everything, near 35th Avenue and Thunderbird Road. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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Undercover officers reportedly observed customers playing casino style games at computer stations on gaming websites. <\/p>\n
Police said the portals to these sites are subscription based with the subscribing business getting a share of the profits from gambling losses. <\/p>\n
Police report that the operations moved in early February from the 35th Avenue location to another location near 12th and Dunlap avenues. <\/p>\n
Police say they observed 32-year-old Destiny Monique Ojeda unlocking the door to the business and allowing customers to enter. They also saw another woman, 44-year-old Charece Yvonne Bryant, working at the facility. <\/p>\n
Arizona Public Service recordsshowed electrical power was provided to the location in the name of Bryant. <\/p>\n
Both women were arrested simultaneously on Feb. 22 at their respective homes. Theyare both being charged with multiple gambling-related crimes. <\/p>\n
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