PSP: Skill Game Machines Become Illegal In PA Starting Oct 14

Pennsylvania State Police are giving Beaver County businesses one more warning: skill game machines have to be gone by October 13, or their owners could face criminal charges when troopers come looking on October 14. Troop D, which patrols Beaver County along with Butler, Armstrong, Mercer and Lawrence counties, issued the reminder this week ahead…

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