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Iowa Blackjack Player Sues Louisiana Casinos Over Police Detention
Eric Michael Temeyer has sued Golden Nugget Lake Charles, L'Auberge Lake Charles and several police officers, alleging he was detained in a casino parking lot and his ID was passed to casino security.
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Iowa blackjack player Eric Michael Temeyer has sued two casinos in Lake Charles, Louisiana, Golden Nugget Lake Charles and L'Auberge Lake Charles, as well as several police officers. Casino.org News reports on the lawsuit. According to the plaintiff, the casinos and police were trying to establish his identity as a player using an advantage at the blackjack table.
What the lawsuit alleges
According to the complaint, as described by Casino.org, police handcuffed Temeyer in the casino parking lot, searched his pockets and handed his driver's license to casino security. Temeyer says this happened after he repeatedly refused to identify himself. He believes the casino and police acted in concert.
These claims remain allegations. The court has not ruled on them, and the defendants' responses are not reported in the source material.
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