spill it. they all work for the tax payers of iowaI’ve heard a name, it makes sense when you connect the dots, but the coward has not came forward though.
spill it. they all work for the tax payers of iowaI’ve heard a name, it makes sense when you connect the dots, but the coward has not came forward though.
I’ve heard a name, it makes sense when you connect the dots, but the coward has not came forward though.
No. It was rogue DCI agent trying to make a name for themselves.Wouldn't happen to be Iowa’s current attorney general? Tough on crime was her campaign motto.
I don’t want to take the 1% chance I’m wrong. If I say this is who I heard it was, can I get in any trouble if it turns out not to be him? I feel very confident with the source of the info.
Nope. You're just saying what you heard with no guarantees. And, it may be that this person is a public figure. I suspect that you have no malice in your heart.I don’t want to take the 1% chance I’m wrong. If I say this is who I heard it was, can I get in any trouble if it turns out not to be him? I feel very confident with the source of the info.
A member of Iowa's Executive Branch?Nope. You're just saying what you heard with no guarantees. And, it may be that this person is a public figure. I suspect that you have no malice in your heart.
@CloneLawman Here's an article for you to read.
First three paragraphs will be enough to tell you whats going on with it.
5 charged in Dubuque accused of fraud in 8 states
Authorities allege that five people used several counterfeit credit cards to defraud several Dubuque businesses and were involved in a larger crime syndicate targeting businesses in eight states.www.telegraphherald.com
@CloneLawman Here's an article for you to read.
First three paragraphs will be enough to tell you whats going on with it.
5 charged in Dubuque accused of fraud in 8 states
Authorities allege that five people used several counterfeit credit cards to defraud several Dubuque businesses and were involved in a larger crime syndicate targeting businesses in eight states.www.telegraphherald.com
So I'll say it for you (simply agree with this post if I am right): Special Agent Brian Sange
From what I hear, they are hoping this kinda just goes away at this point. That is why cases are being dropped. Problem for them, Enyi and Hanika have a lawyer that keeps charging forward."The Defendant informed the Court and the State though his September 28, 2023, Motion for Evidentiary Hearing that he anticipated calling two witnesses at the hearing on all pending discovery Motions. A hearing is currently set for October 20, 2023, on the motions…the Defendant has subpoenaed Special Agent Brian Sanger, an employee of Iowa DCI, and Brian Ohorilko, the Administrator of the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission.
"The State sets forth that they have standing to object to the calling of witnesses as it has an interest in “preventing the lengthening of hearings and preventing witness harassment.” The State further sets forth that the Defendant has not attempted to depose Agent Sanger and is only attempting to harass him by moving to elicit his testimony at an evidentiary hearing regarding evidence the State refuses to supply. The Defendant has requested an evidentiary hearing, wherein he has the burden, regarding discovery disputes that are not only paramount to the suppression issues herein, but also to the credibility of the investigation itself.
From what I hear, they are hoping this kinda just goes away at this point. That is why cases are being dropped. Problem for them, Enyi and Hanika have a lawyer that keeps charging forward.
If the mistakes that have been reported are true, Enyi may be living off the DCI for the rest of his life. Not too hard to show he lost a 900k year contract for a few years and who knows what after 2-3 more. Hanika, I don't know, he would need NCAA to give him another year to help boost his stock and the NCAA is kind of its own bear.I really hope they will keep charging and give this ahole the bad pub he deserves.
If the mistakes that have been reported are true, Enyi may be living off the DCI for the rest of his life. Not too hard to show he lost a 900k year contract for a few years and who knows what after 2-3 more. Hanika, I don't know, he would need NCAA to give him another year to help boost his stock and the NCAA is kind of its own bear.
He may have a case against the DCI if they didn't do things correctly, but betting on his own team, including games he was playing in, is what cost him his salary.If the mistakes that have been reported are true, Enyi may be living off the DCI for the rest of his life. Not too hard to show he lost a 900k year contract for a few years and who knows what after 2-3 more. Hanika, I don't know, he would need NCAA to give him another year to help boost his stock and the NCAA is kind of its own bear.
Agree with the actual bet stuff, it was dumb. The problem for DCI is several reports were that the information was obtained illegally. Which means it will be thrown out. So now you have no evidence against any of the betters.He may have a case against the DCI if they didn't do things correctly, but betting on his own team, including games he was playing in, is what cost him his salary.
I agree, although that's all just speculation at this point, I'm just saying he's the one that put himself in this position initially even though he may end up getting a settlement from the state.Agree with the actual bet stuff, it was dumb. The problem for DCI is several reports were that the information was obtained illegally. Which means it will be thrown out. So now you have no evidence against any of the betters.