Chinese Gambling Suspects Tried

NANNING, China – As reported by Xinhuanet: "Seven of the 14 suspects detained for involvement in a major gambling case in Nanning, capital of south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, will be tried in court.

"… According to the sources, acting on tips, the police of Nanningdetained 14 people suspected of illegally organizing and operating a gambling racket called 'liuhecai' or 'mark-six lottery', on the night of April 1.

"Jiang E'ping, kingpin of the gambling clique, was captured fromhis home where police also seized other evidence of gambling, suchas a registration book recording money flow of the gambling clique from August 2004 through to April 2005…"

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