The more I think about it, though, the more I realize that the casinos may have some liability. As for me, I know that I notified just about every casino in the area about him after I realized what he took from me (that was at the end of February, beginning of March 2013). And while they may not have a duty to notify police if he came in to gamble, they knew that he had a problem, and that it was likely that he would be using stolen money to do the gambling. If there are any other victims who reported his information to the casinos, please post on here and let me know. Depending on the information that comes about, I will possibly file an action in the names of the victims (I am a victim, but also an attorney). Post here if you notified casinos about his thefts, as well as the dates of the thefts, the amounts, and the casinos you called.... If there are enough valid responses, I will do some research to check the validity of any possible cases.
I did not think to notify casinos. Would he have to be using a players card for them to know he was there?
We won't see our valuables or cash again and the only justice will be to keep him locked up. What will stop him from starting these same scams again some day?
He ALWAYS used a player's card... and he was such a regular they knew him well.... He was comped everything from hotel rooms to meals to cigarettes... you name it. He spent all our money there. :-( Knowing Roger, the only thing that will stop him is a cold hard, locked cell.
When I tried to report his crime against me, a lot of cash and a laptop, I was told it would be his word against mine and no report was filed. There are probably a lot of us with similar stories. Would it help the prosecution if enough women came forward with these stories? For example, no police report filed but all having very similar stories as to how we were scammed? Would it show he is a serial scammer/predator of women?