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Home Local. Friday, patrons were turned away from the establishment. When asked how much of the proceeds went to charity, Reske said the organizations are "charitable organizations themselves. The Allen County Prosecutor's Office is a partner in an ongoing criminal investigation, Townsend said. Share this article Share on facebook Share on twitter Email story.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} In a letter Friday to the Fraternal Order of Eagles , the commission said gaming licenses were suspended for "committing conduct prejudicial to public confidence in the Commission. The Lofty Drive address was not raided. According to documents provided by the gaming commission, the principal operator or manager of the charity gaming events is Caream Kamide. Other operators on the list were Ashley Stabler and Ryan Gladieux. That number also includes organizations that conduct one raffle a year. The Journal Gazette. Around 2 p. Last year, 3, licenses were approved to charitable organizations for gaming licenses and nearly half a billion dollars was raised, Reske said. According to the Fraternal Order of Eagles 's annual license financial report received July 10, the gaming arm of the Eagles held gaming events during the fiscal year, with an average attendance of 85 people. A letter with Friday's date was sent to the Lofty Drive address from the gaming commission stating that two licenses for the gaming operations were being suspended: annual charity game night and annual raffle licenses. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}Rob Townsend, the state gaming commission's superintendent of law enforcement, said the raid at W. They are permitted to retain their revenues to support their organization. State law allows charities to apply for charity gaming licenses, but the charity nights or events cannot be on consecutive days, Reske said. Sign up for our daily headlines newsletter. One man who asked not to be identified but who said he'd been involved in the Fort Wayne gambling community for 20 to 25 years, said people had come to cash in their poker chips and were referred to the Allen County Prosecutor's Office. If they provide distributions to other organizations, they provide that list to us. The West Washington Center Road operation offers blackjack, roulette, craps, and three- and four-card poker in tournaments and cash games, according to the sign out front. Net proceeds can only be used for the "lawful purposes of the qualified organization," the law states. The law says the organization "may not employ more than three nonmember Indiana law enforcement officers or private detectives properly licensed in Indiana to perform security services during an allowable event.