Three recent casino-related crimes highlight security and safety concerns at gaming properties across the United States:

Children Left in Cold Car at Toledo Casino A 22-year-old woman, Shaneja Gamble, faces child endangerment charges after allegedly leaving two children unattended in a vehicle at Hollywood Casino Toledo. Security guards discovered the children in the third-floor parking facility when outdoor temperatures were around 26 degrees. Gamble's arraignment is scheduled for Monday.

Meth Possession Near California Casino Walace Boyd, 65, was arrested at a bus stop near Yaamava' Resort & Casino for suspected methamphetamine possession. The Fontana resident, who has prior drug convictions, was booked with bail set at $30,000. The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department made the arrest during routine patrol.

Underage Drinking Incident at Finger Lakes Robert James Malcomson, 25, was arrested for providing alcohol to a 17-year-old girl in the Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack parking lot on December 29. The Farmington, New York resident faces charges of unlawful dealing with a child. Police are also investigating a related domestic disturbance involving Malcomson at the teen's residence.

Each incident demonstrates ongoing challenges faced by casino security teams and law enforcement in maintaining safety at and around gaming properties.

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