Man Crashes Car Through Casino, Found With Meth, Shot Gun

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Man Crashes Car Through Casino, Found With Meth, Shot Gun

A man is facing several charges after ramming his car through a casino Thursday morning.

Police responded to the Queen of Hearts Casino in Rapid City, South Dakota to find Jeremy Vance, 34, behind the wheel of the vehicle.  Vance, a city resident, had a warrant out for his arrest.

Inside the Chevy Impala, police also discovered a concealed shotgun with ammunition along with a glass pipe and baggies that tested positive for methamphetamine. 

Vance was ultimately arrested for: Concealed Dangerous Weapon with intent to do Felony, Possession of a Controlled Substance, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Impersonation to Deceive Law Enforcement, the Warrant, No Driver's License, and No Proof of Insurance.

It was not immediately known why Vance had driven his car into the casino.

- Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com

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