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Charges dropped: Former KU, NBA forward Marcus Morris settles with Las Vegas casinos
He had owed more than $250,000 on a pair of markers he received while gambling at the MGM Grand and Wynn casinos in Nevada.
Charges dismissed against former NBA player after Las Vegas casino debts paid
NBA veteran Marcus Morris is no longer facing fraud and theft charges in Las Vegas. According to court documents, the charges against former NBA player Marcus Morris were dismissed Wednesday after he paid off the debts he owed to two Las Vegas casinos.
Marcus Morris' $300,000 move clears him of fraud and theft charges in Las Vegas: Report
Late last month, news of former NBA player Marcus Morris being arrested made the rounds on the internet. Now, reports are stating that the 13-year pro has been cleared of fraud and theft charges after he settled a significant amount with Las Vegas authorities.
Charges against ex-NBA player dropped after Las Vegas casino debt paid
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“No Way Bro Had That Much”- NBA Fans Lose It After Marcus Morris Sr. Wipes Out Massive Casino Debt
The fraud and theft charges against Marcus Morris were reportedly dropped after he paid off his substantial casino debt.
Charges against Marcus Morris Sr. dismissed after markers to casinos paid off
The charges against former NBA player Marcus Morris Sr. for fraud involving outstanding debts to two Las Vegas casinos have been dropped after the markers were paid off, according to court documents reviewed by KLAS television 8 in Las Vegas.
Marcus Morris Pays Nearly $300K To Settle Debt, Fraud And Theft Charges Dismissed
Fadeaway World. Marcus Morris Sr. is officially in the clear after settling a high-profile legal dispute with two Las Vegas casinos. The 13-year NBA veteran had faced fraud and theft charges stemming from $265,
Marcus Morris Casino Fraud Charges Dismissed After NBA Star Satisfies Debts
Marcus Morris is no longer facing casino fraud and theft allegations in Las Vegas after repaying money owed to two resorts. According to NBC Sports, the case was dismissed once he satisfied outstanding markers with Wynn Las Vegas and the MGM Grand.
Charges against Marcus Morris dropped
The charges against NBA veteran Marcus Morris were dismissed on Wednesday (Aug. 6) after owing two Las Vegas casinos over $200,000. According to a local news outlet, KLAS, Morris was facing fraud and theft charges before paying off the $265,
Marcus Morris fraud charges dismissed after fully repaying $265,000 debt
The charges against NBA veteran Marcus Morris have been dismissed after he was facing fraud and theft charges.
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