Name: Estrellas de la NBA vinculadas a investigaciones sobre apuestas ilegales
Uploaded: 2025-10-23T18:13:43.593Z
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Description: Varias estrellas de la Asociación Nacional de Baloncesto han sido acusadas de una trama de apuestas ilegales en la que estaban implicadas varias familias del crimen organizado. Entre los detenidos se encuentran Chauncey Billups, entrenador de los Portland Trail Blazers, y Terry Rozier, actual jugador de los Miami Heat.

Varias estrellas de la Asociación Nacional de Baloncesto han sido acusadas de una trama de apuestas ilegales en la que estaban implicadas varias familias del crimen organizado. Entre los detenidos se encuentran Chauncey Billups, entrenador de los Portland Trail Blazers, y Terry Rozier, actual jugador de los Miami Heat.

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Law enforcement officials have arrested Portland Trailblazers coach Chauncey Billups, Miami Heat guard Terry Rosier, and former Cleveland Cavalier guard Damon Jones in connection with illegal gambling and sports rigging charges. The FBI coordinated a multi-state operation resulting in over 30 arrests, targeting not only individuals linked to the NBA but also members of organized crime families.

The investigation uncovered sophisticated cheating methods, including electronic devices and marked cards, and involved tens of millions of dollars in fraud and theft. The NBA is reported to be cooperating with authorities, and the investigation remains ongoing, with additional details expected as the case develops.

Estrellas de la NBA vinculadas a investigaciones sobre apuestas ilegales

y empezamos con las noticias de última hora de la ciudad de Nueva York esta mañana. Policía arrestó al entrenador de los Portland Trailblazers Chauncey Billups y al escolta de los Miami Heat Terry Rosier en conexión con cargos de juego separados pero relacionados y también acusado hoy es el ex guardia de los Cavaliers de Cleveland Damon Jones. Ahora hoy escuchamos al Director del FBI Kash Patel sobre los cargos. Se trata de una operación de juego ilegal y de amaño deportivo que se extendió durante años. El FBI dirigió un desmantelamiento coordinado a través de 11 estados para arrestar a más de 30 individuos hoy responsables de este caso, que está en curso. No sólo nos desciframos en el fraude que estos perpetradores cometieron en el gran escenario de la NBA, sino que también entramos en y ejecutado un sistema de justicia contra La Casa Nostra para incluir a los Bonanno, Gambino, Genovese y Luchese. Y oirán más sobre esos detalles hoy. Los cargos y las detenciones que se llevaron a cabo en todo el país van desde fraude electrónico, lavado de dinero, extorsión, robo, juego ilegal. Tenemos al reportero de Justicia de CBS News Jake Rosen para el análisis de estos cargos. Pero primero quiero traer a la corresponsal de CBS News Elaine Keanu. Elaine, gracias de nuevo por tu tiempo hoy. Estabas en la prensa conferencia de prensa. ¿Qué tan amplia fue la investigación sobre estos juegos de azar de juego? Bueno, increíblemente expansivo, de acuerdo con los funcionarios de allí, incluyendo el FBI director Cash Patel, que dijo, ya sabes, buscando en esto no es millones de dólares que estamos hablando. Estamos hablando de decenas de millones de dólares, dijo, en el fraude y el robo y el robo a través de un multi año investigación. Para darte una idea, esto aquí en mi mano es una pila de la así como una carta que acompaña a las acusaciones que fueron a un juez. Y en ella, los detalles de lo que los funcionarios dicen que realmente tuvo lugar parecen sacados de un guión de Hollywood. Ahora echemos un vistazo a cuando se trata de esos juegos de póquer en cuestión, Mugo, el nivel de tecnología que se utilizó aquí avanzado. Voy a leer aquí. Los acusados utilizaron otros tecnologías tramposas como bandejas de fichas de póquer electrónicas que podían leer en secreto las cartas colocadas en la mesa de póquer analizadores de cartas que utilizaban tecnología cargada en teléfonos móviles señuelo que subrepticiamente podría detectar qué cartas estaban sobre la mesa y jugar a las cartas que tenían marcadores visibles sólo para las personas que llevan lentes de contacto especialmente diseñadas o gafas de sol. Así que ciertamente no es el tipo de cosa que se lee el nivel de detalle que lees en otras acusaciones federales. Pero eso te da una idea de lo elaborados que estos juegos y estos esquemas supuestamente eran. Sí. Y Elaine, todavía está la pregunta de por qué ahora nos puedes guiar... a través del tiempo de esta investigación? Sí, es una muy buena pregunta, porque si nos fijamos en las fechas de cuando se presentaron estas acusaciones, una de ellas se presentó el 9 de octubre, la otra el 16 de octubre. Bueno, aquí estamos hoy. El desprecintado, um las acusaciones fueron desveladas hoy. Y la pregunta es ¿por qué? ¿Por qué en este momento? Le pregunté al director del FBI Cash Patel sobre eso. Él no respondió. Pero lo que sabemos es que hay otros investigadores que están trabajando todavía uh en este ámbito. Sabemos que la NBA está cooperando y por lo que no tenemos detalles exactos sobre eso. Si hay operaciones en curso, por supuesto tendría sentido. No querrían avisar a nadie más. Pero um pero estos acusaciones de nuevo, el resultado de sólo un intenso trabajo en el transcurso de no meses sino años. Sí.

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