Cop pawns police guns to fund gambling addiction

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  • b1slickguy
    SBR Posting Legend
    • 11-24-11
    • 11959

    #1
    Cop pawns police guns to fund gambling addiction





    A former Hallandale Beach police officer accused of pawning department-issued weapons and other items had a gambling addiction that was well-known to his superiors, his attorney told Local10.com. Yan Kleyman was arrested on a charge of dealing in stolen property, Chief Sonia Quinones Friday in a video posted on the Hallandale Beach Police Department’s Facebook page. Quinones said a routine audit uncovered that Kleyman conducted pawn transactions with department-issued equipment. Miami attorney Richard L. Cooper told Local10.com in an email Friday night that the top brass at the Hallandale Beach Police Department about his client’s gambling addiction for years. “Kleyman’s superiors knew about his mental health condition, condoned his addiction and went as far as to deduct his gambling debts from his paychecks to repay his creditor fellow officers,” Cooper said. In another email, Cooper said the department went so far as to cancel its annual casino night last year in what he believes was a response to Kleyman’s known gambling addiction.
  • cincinnatikid513
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 11-23-17
    • 45360

    #2
    Originally posted by b1slickguy





    A former Hallandale Beach police officer accused of pawning department-issued weapons and other items had a gambling addiction that was well-known to his superiors, his attorney told Local10.com. Yan Kleyman was arrested on a charge of dealing in stolen property, Chief Sonia Quinones Friday in a video posted on the Hallandale Beach Police Department’s Facebook page. Quinones said a routine audit uncovered that Kleyman conducted pawn transactions with department-issued equipment. Miami attorney Richard L. Cooper told Local10.com in an email Friday night that the top brass at the Hallandale Beach Police Department about his client’s gambling addiction for years. “Kleyman’s superiors knew about his mental health condition, condoned his addiction and went as far as to deduct his gambling debts from his paychecks to repay his creditor fellow officers,” Cooper said. In another email, Cooper said the department went so far as to cancel its annual casino night last year in what he believes was a response to Kleyman’s known gambling addiction.
    yah that's the side that won't be told as much with the legalizing of sportsbooks across america, going to be alot of degen folks instead of putting food on the table for there kids and paying child support and rent will be gambling sad
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    • 7deuceoff$uit
      SBR MVP
      • 04-08-16
      • 2213

      #3
      Couldn't just shake down some local thugs?
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      • PromiseLand
        SBR MVP
        • 08-30-12
        • 2464

        #4
        Cop should have taken a page out of Denzel's playbook in Training Day:

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        • eaglesfan371
          SBR MVP
          • 01-08-19
          • 4079

          #5
          Originally posted by 7deuceoff$uit
          Couldn't just shake down some local thugs?
          I’m sure he has. I’m sure this is NOT the first illegal act he’s done to acquire $$$

          Guarantee an evidence audit will probably occur
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          • Bostongambler
            BARRELED IN @ SBR!
            • 02-01-08
            • 35581

            #6
            Originally posted by eaglesfan371
            I’m sure he has. I’m sure this is NOT the first illegal act he’s done to acquire $$$

            Guarantee an evidence audit will probably occur
            Exactly. It’s probably been going on for some time now, only this time he got caught.
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