Valley Forge Casino Adds Infrared Cameras to Catch Irresponsible Parents
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Valley Forge Casino Resort in Pennsylvania is installing infrared cameras to catch irresponsible parents leaving their children in cars in the parking lot. The company is spending $776,000 on prevention and educating patrons about leaving unsupervised minors. In 2021 alone, there have been 22 such incidents compared to 15 in previous three years. There will be warning signs that explicitly prohibit this behavior. It is a problem that usually attracts bad press.
There are 131 adults excluded from Pennsylvania casinos since 2011 for leaving children in the parking lot. Valley Forge has had its fair share of similar accidents. The number of such cases continues to grow. Regulators and casinos are beefing up their measures to prevent such incidents. Valley Forge Casino Adds Infrared Cameras to Catch Irresponsible Parents. Jamelia Mack was put on a casino exclusion list in April for left two minors outside for two hours while she was gambling at Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino.
