Oklahoma gambling raid may be tip of iceberg
State investigators spent Wednesday taking inventory from a Tuesday raid that netted 41 unlicensed gaming machines, promotional documents and more than $17,000 in cash from five metro-area bars and restaurants.
"These machines are all over the state,” said the lead agent, who asked to remain anonymous because of his undercover work for the state Horse Racing Commission .
The agency targeted six busin...
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