VCGLR made no attempt for two years to interview arrested Crown Resorts employees

Victoria’s casino regulator (VCGLR) did not attempt to interview Crown Resorts staff who were arrested and imprisoned in China for illegally promoting gambling until after one of them appeared on television two years into the watchdog’s investigation.

AGBrief EditorialOctober 30, 2020 · 1 min read

Victoria’s casino regulator (VCGLR) did not attempt to interview Crown Resorts staff who were arrested and imprisoned in China for illegally promoting gambling until after one of them appeared on television two years into the watchdog’s investigation.

Jailed Crown staff weren’t contacted by Victoria casino regulator until one gave a TV interview (The Guardian)

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VCGLR made no attempt for two years to interview arrested Crown Resorts employees

Victoria’s casino regulator (VCGLR) did not attempt to interview Crown Resorts staff who were arrested and imprisoned in China for illegally promoting gambling until after one of them appeared on television two years into the watchdog’s investigation.

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