UGA Bookie Pleads Guilty: Ran Betting Business From Campus Apartment

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A University of Georgia student has plead guilty for bookmaking on the college’s Athens campus.

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Brad Kirschner entered the plea agreement with the Western Judicial Circuit District Attorney Office whereby a felony charge will be dropped provided the 22-year-old Economics major from Atlanta completes a pretrial diversion program.

Campus police arrested Kirschner and another student last June following an investigation begun six months earlier.  The bookie business was alleged to have operated from a campus apartment.

It was not immediately known how much money Kirschner took in as a bookmaker.

Georgia does consider aggravated gambling (facilitating of bookmaker) a felony, though such cases are especially rare.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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