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Man facing felony charge after game room inspection in Evadale leads to temporary closure of Lucky Five LLC

During the inspection a customer of the game room, a 32-year-old male from Jasper, was arrested on a felony larceny warrant out of Hardin County.

EVADALE, Texas — A game room in Evadale is temporarily shut down and one man was arrested after officials found several violations during an inspection Wednesday.

Chief Deputy Scott Duncan, Jasper County deputies and the Orange County Sheriff’s Office conducted a game room inspection on the Lucky Five LLC game room located on FM 2246 in Evadale, according to a news release from the Jasper County Sheriff's Office.

The game room could face fines up to $10,000 per violation, along with other penalties.

During the inspection a customer of the game room, a 32-year-old male from Jasper, was arrested on a felony larceny warrant out of Hardin County.

Credit: JCSO

Further details may be released pending formal arraignment, according to the release. 

Jasper County Sheriff Mitchel Newman says that the criminal activities these places of business attract when not operating legally will not be tolerated in Jasper County.

“We are going to make sure that they are in compliance, or we are going to shut them down,” Newman said. 

From a Jasper County Sheriff's Office news release:

On August 10, 2022, Chief Deputy Scott Duncan, Jasper County deputies, and the Orange County Sheriff’s Office conducted a game room inspection on the Lucky Five LLC game room located on FM 2246 in Evadale, Texas. Upon inspection, the game room was found to have several violations of the Jasper County Ordinance Regulating Game Rooms, warranting the immediate closure of the facility until further notice. The game room could face fines up to $10,000.00 per violation, along with other penalties. During the inspection of the game room, a 32-year-old white male of Jasper, Texas, a customer of the game room, was arrested on a Felony Larceny warrant out of Hardin County. Further details pending formal arraignment. Jasper County Sheriff Mitchel Newman states that the criminal activities that these places of business attract when not operating legally will not be tolerated in Jasper County. “We are going to make sure that they are in compliance, or we are going to shut them down.”  

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