KING OF PRUSSIA PA – Allegations of theft, damage to private property, and criminal trespass were recently investigated in seven separate and unrelated incidents by Pennsylvania State Police at the Valley Forge Casino Resort, 1160 1st Ave.
Reports on the incidents were distributed Monday (June 1, 2026) . The troopers were working at the casino on assignment by the state police Bureau of Gaming Enforcement.
Valley Forge Casino Resort photo provided by Boyd Gaming Corporation
Money Reportedly Missing
A Plymouth Meeting PA resident who is missing $200, following a visit to the casino, hopes troopers can help recover her money.
According to their report, the 21-year-old female said she dropped the missing cash on the floor of the casino during a mid-May visit. It allegedly was then picked up by an unidentified suspect.
The money apparently has yet to be returned or found. Troopers are investigating the circumstances as a potential theft of lost or mislaid property.
Slot Machine Damaged
Troopers say they continue to probe into the cause of damage to the play button of a slot machine. It was discovered by a casino employee during late May.
A review of surveillance evidence conducted by troopers prompted them to investigate the alleged involvement of a 40-year-old male Royersford PA resident. The man had not been charged at the time their report on the incident was issued.
The monetary amount of damage to the slot machine was stated as “unknown.” However the report indicates charges, if brought, could represent an incident of criminal mischief resulting in a cost of $1,000 or more.
Charged With Trespass
Five casino patrons, who state police alleged should not have entered or were banned from the facility for a variety of legal reasons, were charged with trespass. Included are a woman, age 46, from Prospect Park PA; man, 36, from Norristown PA; a man, 24, from Phoenixville PA; woman, 41, from West Chester PA; and a man, 36, from Norristown PA.
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