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Judge Revokes Bond for Co-Defendant in NBA Gambling Case

A federal judge in New York revoked the bond of Deniro Laster, a co-defendant in the NBA gambling case. Laster, identified as a friend of former Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, was found to have violated bond conditions, including attempted witness intimidation.

Elena Kowalski
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A federal judge in New York on Tuesday revoked the bond of Deniro Laster, a co-defendant in the NBA gambling case involving a connection to former Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier.

Laster, described as a friend of Rozier, had been released under bond conditions that the court determined he violated. Those violations included attempted witness intimidation, according to the court action.

The decision means Laster will no longer remain free on bond while the case proceeds. The matter is part of the broader federal case tied to NBA gambling allegations.

Rozier, a veteran guard who previously played for the Miami Heat, has been linked to the case through his relationship with Laster. No additional details about the court’s ruling were provided.

Originally reported by Espn