DO YOU RECOMMEND ANY CUSTOMERS MR. D.A. LUIS SAENZ?

(Ed.'s Note: Well, it was bound to be just a matter of time before eight-liners appeared on La Pulga Online or other social media outlet. This one, sent to us by one of our eight reader's, appeared on Craig's list and makes a pitch for a customer. I says the seller has "Over 400 Games for sale. Games include Pot O' Golds, Life of Luxury, IGT's, 8 Liner Games, VGA, Southern Golds, Mexican Lotteries, Happy Farms, Big Money Shows, and some other titles. Also selling cabinets and spare parts, bill accepters, monitors, wiring harnesses, touch screen controllers, chairs. Pricing in the games starting at $400 and everything can be negotiated, financing available with a down payment. Please contact me for more information. It's OK to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests." The question becomes, then, where is the buyer going to put these maquinitas to work? We know it's not against the law to sell them, but could selling them be construed to abet a wrongdoing? In that case, maybe Cameron County D.A. Luis V. Saenz could give the seller a few pointers on how to unload the machines. If you remember, after Saenz vowed never to sell them after he confiscated them, he turned right around and sold 500 for $100,000 and later claimed he never inhaled because he didn't touch the $100,000. Buyer beware!)