The fraudulently created cards were then given to the unindicted co-conspirator to gamble with, primarily at slot machines. It is alleged that with the assistance of an unindicted co-conspirator, Brosius used the stolen information to create duplicate player club cards, which she then loaded with “free slot play” credits. Brandler, the information alleges that Brosius and an unindicted co-conspirator defrauded the Mount Airy Casino Resort by engaging in a money laundering scheme involving the use of stolen names and PINs (personal identification numbers) that were tied to players’ club cards.
SCRANTON - The United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania announced today that Ashley Brosius, age 30, of Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, a former player coordinator for the Mount Airy Casino Resort, was charged on July 5, 2017, in a criminal information with conspiracy to commit money laundering.Īccording to United States Attorney Bruce D.
