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Springboro man accused of N.Y. sports betting abduction


Associated Press

Tuesday, January 27, 2004


CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. -- A Springboro, Ohio man is accused of abducting the owner of a Long Island sports betting business whom he blamed for losing $200,000, police said Tuesday.

Douglas Warner, 57, was to be arraigned Tuesday in First District Court on charges of kidnapping, robbery, attempted grand larceny, criminal possession of a weapon and resisting arrest.

Suffolk County Detective Lt. Edward P. Reilly said Warner traveled Sunday to Oakdale, on Long Island, and abducted George Villano, 47, in the parking lot of the Platinum Sports Advisory, a sports betting business.
Warner was armed with a handgun, a stun gun and a bulletproof vest, Reilly said.

Warner drove Villano to his home, where Villano gave him $4,800, Reilly said. Warner then dropped Villano off at the Sayville Motor Lodge after Villano promised to come up with the rest of the money the following morning, he said.

Villano immediately contacted police who arrested Warner, following a brief struggle, Monday morning at Platinum Sports Advisory, Reilly said.

A loaded handgun was found in Warner`s car, he said.
 

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I love it. The guy should have just killed him though. I vividly thought about the same thing once but there wasnt enough money involved to do it. These scamdicappers are scum though and alot of them deserved to get clipped. On general principle the police should of told the guy tough sh!t. Thats what they would have done if they were stand up.
 

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Wow...the fact that Warner let Villano go when promised the rest of the money later...what got Warner to trust that the tout operator would pay more later? I wouldn't trust a con man to avoid police when his life may be in danger.

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incredible. he placed a higher value on this guys life than his $200,000. he just wanted to send this guy a message. less stable people would have capped him. how much would you have to be taken for to pull the trigger?
 

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posted January 27, 2004 08:19 PM
I love it. The guy should have just killed him though. I vividly thought about the same thing once but there wasnt enough money involved to do it. These scamdicappers are scum though and alot of them deserved to get clipped. On general principle the police should of told the guy tough sh!t. Thats what they would have done if they were stand up.
Posts: 643 | From: Burnsville,mn,US | Registered: October 28, 2001


WHAT??? HE SHOULD HAVE KILLED HIM??? ARE YOU SERIOUS????
 

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i would capp him for fun fvck the money i hope this sends a message to all those scum baggs who sell the public picks when all they do is give 50% of there callers one side and 50% the other this way they always have at least 50% of there customers happy. what a joke.
 

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Smokey, have you ever dealt with these mutherfukers? In the old days they had a saying. Some people just need a killin. I guess when I was young I was a sucker and go
played. But these bitches are slime. They deserve to get clipped. Plain and simple.
 

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