Casino Security Employee at Parkwest Allegedly Swipes $100,000 Worth of Diamond Ring
In a recent incident at the Parkwest Casino 580 in Livermore, California, a security guard was charged with stealing a $100,000 diamond ring from a high-rolling player. The theft took place on June 22, 2025, and was captured on surveillance footage, leading to the quick identification of the suspect.
The ring was dropped by the player at a poker table and was later handed to security upon being found on the floor. The security guard, who has yet to be identified, allegedly stole the ring from the box after ensuring no one was looking.
This incident is not the first security breach at Parkwest Casino 580. In 2022, a dealer named Khanh "Tina" Tran was sentenced to prison time for orchestrating a $4 million EZ baccarat cheating scheme. Tran's husband, Eric Nguyen, also pleaded guilty in relation to the scheme.
In another incident, a blackjack dealer at the casino was investigated for embezzling thousands of dollars in casino chips. The dealer claimed she had been sending the proceeds to an impoverished cousin in return for "hugs."
The Parkwest Casino 580 has also been involved in a multi-million-dollar baccarat scheme in the past. The EZ baccarat scheme at the casino took place over several months in 2015 and 2016.
Despite these security issues, it is reassuring to note that the diamond ring in question has been returned to its rightful owner. The article was written by Philip Conneller for casinoorgphilc.
As the investigation into the theft continues, it serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining the integrity and security of gaming establishments. The public can only hope that the responsible parties will be brought to justice and that such incidents will become a thing of the past.
- The California cardroom scandal at Parkwest Casino 580 in Livermore continues, with a security guard under investigation for stealing a diamond ring worth $100,000 from a poker high roller on June 22, 2025.
- The casino-personalities scandal deepens as the latest incident involving the diamond ring theft is added to the growing list of crime-and-justice incidents at the casino.
- The Parkwest Casino 580, despite being embroiled in a casino-and-gambling crime saga, has managed to return the stolen diamond ring to its rightful owner, as detailed in a general-news article written by Philip Conneller for casinoorgphilc.
- The casino security failure at Parkwest Casino 580, which led to the theft of a $100,000 diamond ring from a high-rolling player, has once again highlighted the need for improved casino security measures.
- In light of the latest security breach at Parkwest Casino 580, the public is reminded of the casino-games industry's responsibility to ensure the integrity and security of its operations to prevent future diamond ring thefts and other criminal incidents.
