Couple arrested over £600k casino scam involving Mickey Mouse T-shirt

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The Independent

Couple arrested over £600k casino scam involving Mickey Mouse T-shirt​


A couple from Kazakhstan used a hidden T-shirt camera and earpieces to cheat a major Sydney casino out of nearly A$1.2m (£593,000), police alleged.

New South Wales Police said that Dilnoza Israilova, 36, was caught after security staff at the Barangaroo casino noticed a tiny camera attached to her Mickey Mouse T-shirt. The device, described as “discreet and difficult to spot”, allegedly relayed live footage from card tables.

Ms Israilova and her husband, Alisherykhoja Israilov, 44, were arrested shortly after.
 
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