A 24-year-old man recently turned himself in two years after robbing his former employer. The crime occurred in early 2013 at the William Hill Race & Sports Book Primm Vallet Resort and Casino in Stateline, Nevada.
According to LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL, Dell Eugene Warfield III (picture) was off that day when he entered the casino wearing his work uniform and carrying a black bag stuffed with $5,307 in plastic-wrapped bundles, which were topped with $100 bills, but filled out with smaller notes.
Warfield opened a safe containing $164,000 and exchanged it with the cash he'd brought with him. The incident was caught on tape, but the safe's alarm didn't go off since he knew the code. In addition, one of his colleagues, Aron Blackwell, witnessed the robbery. She told the police that Warfield appeared sweaty and nervous and that he struggled to open the safe.
"If he messed up one more time, the alarm would sound," Blackwell told police. "He joked with her that if the alarm went off, she did not see him."
It's unclear why Warfield gave himself up, where he was hiding and how much money was left from the heist. He's now facing charges of burglary and theft.
