Leader: Ohio Senate ready to outlaw Internet cafes

Published April 24, 2013 7:58pm ET



COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — At the urging of some of the state’s top law enforcers, the once reticent Ohio Senate has decided to move forward with a ban on Internet cafes they now believe are conducting illegal gambling.

Republican Senate President Keith Faber said Wednesday that a majority of his caucus now agrees the cafes are involved in criminal activities, including illegal gambling, and should be outlawed.

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