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One of four defendants accused of running an illegal gambling operation out of a St. Cloud storefront has been sentenced on the charges.

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One of four owners of Triple Crown Sweepstakes has been convicted of running an illegal gambling operation.

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The first of four defendants in what the state of Minnesota called an illegal gambling operation in St. Cloud is standing trial today.

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Formal charges have been filed against the owners of Triple Crown Sweepstakes in St. Cloud.

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Triple Crown Sweepstakes in St. Cloud is back open, despite the fact they haven't been given the green light from state or county authorities. Triple Crown Sweepstakes owner Steve Ehlen says he made the decision to go out and buy new machines, and open his doors today (Thursday), because no charges have ever been filed against him.

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A sweepstakes business is asking a Stearns County judge to order the return of property and cash that state agents seized in a recent raid. The owners of Triple Crown Sweepstakes argue their business is not illegal and the state should either charge them or return their property.

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The state of Minnesota says they've shut down an illegal gambling operation in St. Cloud, while the owners still contend they're doing nothing wrong. Officers served a search warrant at Triple Crown Sweepstakes today and confiscated several electronic terminals.

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There's a new and fun way to donate to charity in St. Cloud. Triple Crown Sweepstakes has opened up a storefront in the Centennial Mall near Coborn's. It contains 30 touchscreen terminals where you can "reveal" whether you've won a cash prize.

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