Casino Robbers Captured: Wanted to Use Money to Buy Meth in CA

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Casino Robbers Captured: Wanted to Use Money to Buy Meth in CA

A pair of casino robbers have been taken into custody. 

From Keloland Media Group:

Another arrest is made in the string of Sioux Falls robberies earlier this month. A man named Eddy Freddy Lopez was the mastermind behind the crimes, according to Angel Provincial, who was the first person arrested in the case.

After being taken into custody for three casino robberies in Sioux Falls, Angel Provincial confessed to police that he was the one to hold up three casinos and take off with cash. He also told them Eddy Lopez was the brains behind the whole thing.

The men confessed their intention was to head to California and purchase meth.

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