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Casino workers call dying US Army veteran an Uber instead of an ambulance: Lawsuit

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Gary Perrin, 64, was showing "visible signs" of a deadly illness while at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, but nobody did anything to help him, his family says.

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Casino workers call dying US Army veteran an Uber instead of an ambulance: Lawsuit

Gary Perrin, 64, was showing "visible signs" of a deadly illness while at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, but nobody did anything to help him, his family says.

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Casino Workers Mistook Dying U.S. Army Veteran for Drunk, Lawsuit Claims

Gary Perrin, a 64-year-old Army veteran from Portsmouth, was visiting Caesars Palace casino at the end of November 2024, when he started feeling sick.

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Law & Crime broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, February 25, 2026.
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