Ex-Director of US Gambling Helpline Sentenced for Stealing $1.4M to Fund Addiction
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Philip Sullivan, the former director of a US gambling addiction helpline, was sentenced to nearly 10 years in prison after admitting to stealing $1.4 million from his previous employer to fund his own gambling addiction. Sullivan, who also worked as a psychologist, helped over 460 people with gambling issues while running the helpline.
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