Jordan Saccucci Actually Showed Up to WSOP Paradise Despite Being a Suspect in a Burglary Spree

Former EPT Prague champ Jordan Saccucci, a prime suspect in an Ontario break-in spree, in some way believed it was as great concept to appear to WSOP Paradise over the weekend. He played in Day 1B of the Main Event.

Saccucci did not make it through to Day 2, not since he was knocked out by a challenger, however due to the fact that he was really ejected from the residential or commercial property. According to PokerNews.com, Atlantis Paradise Island Casino decided that he was not invite at the resort and the World Series of Poker had no issue with the choice.

The factor for the Saccucci’s elimination was not revealed, however one would believe that it pertains to the charges he is presently dealing with in Canada which he’s simply not invite at the home.

As we reported formerly, the Halton (Ontario) Regional Police revealed that the 33-year-old Saccucci is among 4 guys desired for a spree of home break-ins in Halton, urbane Toronto, and Southern Ontario.

On November 21, cops carried out a search warrant on the suspects homes and discovered products thinks to have actually been taken from regional homes. Authorities stated the suspects frequently approached homes with their faces covered (often with surgical masks, most likely due to the fact that no one would reconsider them in this age of COVID), however if challenged by a house owner, they would make some sort of reason about why they existed and after that leave.

Cops were trying to find all 4 suspects for a couple weeks after the search warrants were carried out, however all 4 have actually given that been nabbed, so it’s not like Saccucci was simply suddenly at WSOP Paradise while on the lam.

Saccucci and Dumark Lindsay were detained on December 5. Paul Nkrumah was apprehended previously in the week, in belongings of a car that authorities state was taken. The 4th suspect, Marcel Blackburn, was jailed on December 8. All have actually been charged with 68 breaking-and-entering-related criminal activities.

They had actually remained in custody pending bail hearings, however it appears like Saccucci has actually been launched on bond or it would have been even complete stranger than it was for him to appear at WSOP Paradise.

Saccucci won the 2022 EPT Prague Main Event practically precisely a year earlier, banking more than $900,000. The Main Event started the other day with Day 1A and while we would typically state that there’s no other way that Saccucci would attempt to protect his title considering his legal problems, I think now we need to never ever state never ever.

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