DULUTH, Ga. — Police raided a Gwinnett County bar this month that was suspected of being the site of illegal gambling.
Gwinnett County officials conducted a search warrant on September 11 at the Royal Flush Bar and Grill on Pleasant Hill Road in unincorporated Duluth.
During the raid, police said they found more than $50,000 in cash, along with gambling-related paraphernalia and other evidence.
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for the three owners of the business, 56-year-old Michael Kim, of Duluth, 52-year-old Ingram Boykins, of Lawrenceville, and 56-year-old Robert Utes, of Jefferson. Officials said they are currently wanted.
Gwinnett Police arrested the following for illegal gambling, including five employees and 13 customers:
- Jennia Washington Hicks, 42, of Atlanta – Commercial Gambling
- Almena Denise Mccall, 47, of Forest Park – Commercial Gambling
- Joseph Flauta, 58, of Lawrenceville – Commercial Gambling
- Victoria Sue Um,38, of Buford – Commercial Gambling
- Lamech Thomas, 21, of Jonesboro – Commercial Gambling
- James Walter Leverette, 45, of Atlanta
- Barrington Ricardo Anderson, 41, of Columbia, SC
- Robert Alexander Hill, 44, of Lagrange
- John Psomiadis,66, of Atlanta
- Duc Thanh Le, 25, of Norcross
- Ayotunde Olufemi Dennis,38, of Atlanta
- Ramsey Poyner Jones,54, of Chamblee
- Vincent Mitchell Viani,39, of Yantic, CT
- Yongrui Liu,36, of West Covina, CA
- Hyungi Lee, 34, of Duluth
- Anthony Eli Brown,55, of Dacula
- Ho Son, 49, of Acworth
- Gao Jie Guangie,52, Duluth
Anyone with information regarding this case or who knows the whereabouts of Kim, Boykins and Utes is asked to contact GCPD detectives at 770-513-5000. Tipsters can remain anonymous by contacting Crime Stoppers at 404-577-8477 or online.