State v. Oliver

On October 13 and October 18, 1984, Agents Jackie Bozeman and Steve Hasseman of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control were sent to investigate a complaint regarding the presence of gambling machines at a bar owned by defendant-appellant, Ronald J. Oliver, doing business as defendant-appellant, Chaparell Lounge, in Brady Lake, Ohio. At trial, Agent Bozeman testified that, on both of the foregoing dates, he played one of two Castle Video Machines and accumulated points on the devices. Agent Bozeman stated that his winnings on the first occasion amounted to $10 and that he was compensated in the…