Three men - all from North Carolina - are charged with felony computer crimes, accused of using or being part of a scheme to use devices to add credits to slot machines and then steal fake winnings.

Slot machines are supposed to be games of chance, but prosecutors accuse several people of trying to game the system across area counties.

During the car accident investigation, police were notified by the owner of Network Bar, 9541 W. Cleveland Ave., that the individuals they had stopped were involved in a slot machine scam at his ...

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (CBS12) — Deputies say two men used a skimming device on a slot machine at an arcade in Port St. Lucie. The St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office arrested William Leon Brown, 31 ...

The slot machine operator formerly known as Lucky Bucks is suing members of its former management and their affiliates, ... New Management at Lucky Bucks Sues Former Executives, Alleges Fraud.

3 men accused in slot machine scam. Slot machines are supposed to be games of chance, but prosecutors accuse several people of trying to game the system across area counties.