Five men arrested after illegal gambling machines found at Fort Smith pool halls Share Updated: 8:15 PM CDT Apr 21, 2021 SOURCE: 40/29 News
The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Share Updated: 8:15 PM CDT Apr 21, 2021 Five men were arrested and charged with Keeping a Gambling House after illegal slot machines were discovered at two billiards halls in Fort Smith.According to the Sebastian County Prosecutor, 13 gambling machines were found at Buckets Billiards on Grand Avenue and 20 gaming machines with cash payouts were found at Classic Billiards on Zero Street.Capt. Philip Pevehouse with the Sebastian County Sheriff s Office said the investigation into the billiards halls started with an unrelated narcotics investigation, which led law enforcement to find the gambling machines. They first thought that maybe you just got prizes, like a can of Coke or maybe an ice cream or something, but they came to f
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Fort Smith has received 3-5 inches of snowfall throughout the city and could get up to 11 more inches through Thursday. The temperature in the city was at 4 degrees at 7:59 a.m. Monday and is forecast to drop to -3 degrees on Tuesday morning.
The National Weather Service forecasts a second snowstorm will begin after midnight Tuesday and taper off Thursday morning, bringing 8-11 inches of snow. It will not begin to melt at least until Friday, which is the first forecast day with temps above freezing.
NWS Meteorologist Tyler Snider said roads will hopefully be drivable by the weekend. But the snow could stay at least another week after Friday due to the snowpack affecting high temperatures in the 40s or 50s.
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THE Dodge Ram 1 500 bakkie skipped a red robot and a deadly car chase began.
After skipping the red robot, the driver refused to stop and it took Arkansas state police in the USA over 17 minutes to stop him.
The 34-year-old man then drove down a five-lane highway called Zero Street when cops saw him driving into oncoming traffic at high speed.
That’s when the order to stop the bakkie by any means necessary was handed down.
In the video, a cop can be seen in a Dodge Charger pulling up along the right side of the bakkie and hits it at 175km/h.
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