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May 07, 1971 - Image 6

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Page Six

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Friday, May 7, 1971

16 POLICEMEN ARRESTED:
FBI raids Detroit
gambling syndicate
DETROIT A') -- Over 400 FBI agents moved through
Detroit and outstate areas yesterday, arresting 150 persons,
including 16 police officers and a police inspector, in a
raid on a $15-million-a-year illegal gambling syndicate.
The inassive operation, netting the largest numbers of
arrests of any such raid in U.S. history, was carried out by
Detroit FBI chief Niel Welsh. Welsh said he had the com-
plete cooperation of the Detroit police department in the
investigations which led up to the arrests.
The policemen arrested were
specifically charged with accept-
ing payoffs from what the FBI FD A i s es
called the state's largest gamb-
ling syndicate.
The FBI said simultaneous
arrests took place in Flint, Sag- w arnin o
inaw, Mount Clemens, Lansing
and Jackson. Searches were sw ordfish
conducted, the FBI said, in Pon-
tiac, Muskegon, Grand Rapids,
Kalamazoo, Battle Creek a n d WASHINGTON (') - T he
Monroe. Food and Drug Administration
The gambling syndicate is said ye st e r d a y said Americans
to have been run by Charles should stop eating swordfish
Sherman and his brother-in-law because the chances of finding
Sam Mendelsohn, who w e r e a portion free from mercury
arrested yesterday and accused contamination are less t h a n
of running a $40,000-dollar-a- one in ten.
day gambling operation out of The FDA said its virtually
the Anchor Bar. unprecedently warning, "is par-
Welsh had praise yesterday ticularly important for child-
for Detroit Police Commissioner ren and for women of child
John K. Nichols saying "De- bearing age."
troit is unique in having a The government acted after a
police commissioner and de- survey of major edible o c e a n
fish found 95 per cent of 853
partment which is willing to root swordfish samples contaminat-

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