Baltimore man faces 110 counts of illegal gaming after police bust

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A Cockeysville man was charged Wednesday with 110 counts of possessing or distributing slot machines after Baltimore County police?s major bust of video gaming machines.

Carroll Bond III, 44, president of Carbond Inc., who has donated about $40,000 to a wide variety of politicians from both parties, faces up to a year in prison and a $1,000 fine for each count when he stands trial Oct. 29.

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