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Las Vegas Sands Corp and federal prosecutors have discussed a possible settlement of the U.S. Justice Department's probe of the casino company's alleged violations of money laundering laws, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the case.
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I doubt if Las Vegas Sands would ever jeopardize its casino licenses for these guys. The casino should not be penalized for the scam perpetuated by these guys.