(KRON) -- Three people were arrested in Vallejo after local police worked with the California Department of Justice to raid a suspected illegal gambling den, according to authorities.
A search warrant for the establishment in the 2400 block of Sonoma Boulevard in Vallejo was executed around 7 a.m. on Oct. 21. Eight individuals were detained by the Vallejo Police Department while DOJ investigators searched the premises.
Investigators seized three illegal multiplayer gambling machines, Vallejo PD said.
Three people were arrested after authorities raided a suspected illegal gambling den in Vallejo on Oct. 21, 2026. (Photo: Vallejo Police Department)
Three people were ultimately arrested and booked into the Solano County Jail for outstanding warrants. Two individuals had arrest warrants for failure to appear in court, and a third person had an arrest warrant out of Sonoma County for contempt of court, according to police.
The Vallejo Police Department began its investigation into the establishment in July before providing its information to the DOJ’s Bureau of Gambling Control for further investigation.
A photo shared by the Vallejo Police Department shows a posted list of "house rules" and a food menu at a suspected gambling den. Three people were arrested after authorities raided the establishment on Oct. 21, 2026.
Photos shared from inside the suspected gambling den show a posted list of “house rules” such as no ski masks, no guns, no dogs, no bikes, no sleeping and no leaving bags unattended. A food menu lists $2 corn dogs, Hot Pockets and chimichangas.
