Pennsylvania Attorney General puts businesses with skill games on notice, threatens law enforcement action

- Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday is putting businesses with skill games on notice and reminding them to remove the games or risk law enforcement action. Earlier this year, the state Supreme Court ruled that the devices were illegal slot machines and set an Oct.

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