Officials Fired Over Inappropriate Photos

PHOENIX -- Two members of Fort McDowell Casino's tribal regulatory office have been fired after one of them used casino surveillance cameras to zoom in and photograph the breasts of unsuspecting female patrons and employees, authorities said.

Edward Roybal, executive director of Fort McDowell's Tribal Gaming Office, called the photos "an unfortunate, appalling incident."

Roybal said that the tribe took swift corrective measures when the actions of the regulators were revealed.

Most of the fully clothed women photographed were primarily card dealers, tribal officials said.

State documents released this week identified the regulators as Donald Alfieri, a gaming inspector at the casino, and his supervisor, Merlin Jones.

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