Two Muncie Men Face Felony Gambling Charges
08.02.13Filed Under: ECI News
Two Muncie men face felony gambling charges in the wake of a state investigation of local sports betting. H. Steve Mason, whose family owns the Oasis Bar & Grill, and Michael Terrell, were each charged with promoting professional gambling and conspiracy to commit professional gambling. The Oasis and Madison Square Garden are two taverns raided Nov. 9 by agents for the Indiana Gaming Commission. Delaware County Prosecutor Jeffrey Arnold says he’s reviewing other possible charges.
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