Regulators threaten action against casino
Friday, Dec. 7, 2001 | 11:11 a.m.
The Hard Rock hotel-casino could be facing disciplinary action, a member of the Nevada Gaming Control Board said Wednesday.
Hard Rock Senior Vice President Brian Ogaz came before the Control Board Wednesday for a gaming license, and was recommended for approval. But during the hearing, board member Bobby Siller said the club was in hot water with regulators.
Siller said a show cause order had been issued for the business to show why a complaint should not be filed against it. He didn't say what the problem was, but said there was a perception that the questioned practices were acceptable to management.
Board Chairman Dennis Neilander declined to comment on the cause of the potential complaint.
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