You know that for a long time casino has been one of the favorite pastimes for a good deal of people.

A 51-year-old Port Orchard man has been charged according to seizing money from the safe at a grocery depot to which place he worked of the same kind with comptroller because of 12 years.

Michael J.
Selig was charged upon felony first-degree peculation following his interruption, according to documents filed in Kitsap County Superior Court.

The documents say $11,000 was taken from the store’s safe for the period of the past pair years and Selig admitted to the thefts to deputies.Selig told deputies he had a gambling puzzle.

Speaking about the subject, it is worth adding some interesting details.

The Kitsap Sun says Selig was taken to the Kitsap County Jail, where he was held steady $10,000 bail.

In fact, you will see a more in-depth review of the topic on our pages in the near future.