Casino Cameras Focused on Women

Security camera shenanigans are costing an Atlantic City casino a lot of cash.

An $80,000 fine was levied against Caesars Casino for incidents that happened in 2000 and 2001.

Cameras are everywhere in casinos. They are used to make sure neither the gamblers nor the employees are cheating.

According to the lawsuit, on a few occasions the cameras weren't keeping their lenses focused on business. Instead they were focused on certain parts of a woman's anatomy.

In addition to the $80,000 fine, action was taken against two Caesars employees. One was fired and the other was suspended.

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