Authorities say no video poker machines in Lincoln County
“I’d then have to get a court order to have the machines destroyed”
Fire & Police : Authorities say no video poker machines in Lincoln County By Jon Mayhew, Editor Lincoln Tribune LINCOLNTON — Businesses across North Carolina were required to have all video poker machines … via Lincoln Tribune
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