
GALVESTON COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- Investigators in Galveston are coming down off serving more than 20 search warrants on Monday morning in connection with illegal game rooms in several areas, including Fort Bend County, the sheriff's office said.
The Galveston County Organized Crime Task Force executed 21 warrants for organized criminal activity and money laundering, possibly linked to the game rooms. According to a release, the warrants were activated to "disrupt and dismantle" an ongoing illegal gambling operation within the and surrounding areas.
At least seven search warrants were served at multiple game room locations in La Marque including:
Officials said in Fort Bend County., at least two warrants were served at two buildings, with one that was being used for the distribution of illegal gambling machines:
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Officials said there were also 12 other warrants executed against several financial institutions deemed to be the financial branch of the illegal operation.
What was seized remains unclear at this time, but officials said further details, including the charges to be filed, will be released at a later time.