The money came from the $6 million sale of the hotel on North Atlantic Avenue after the owner’s son was convicted

Illegal.

The crime that finally brought Devlin down involved him paying a man named Michael Ehmen, 21 at the time, $100 to bring “new people to visit him” to be photographed.

Ehmen recruited a 13-year-old boy...

Ehmen, who allegedly commited the crime, gets half the time. Devlin, who may well have committed no crimes, and would be an entrapment victim in any case, doesn't.

Illegal.

Summit Hospitality Group, which owns and operates several hotels in the Daytona Beach area, bought the Desert Inn for $6 million in 2013.

...and this is who is responsible, in case anyone wants to play "let's fuck up a hotel chain." Massive entrapment schemes - as well as stealing the money and property of people not accused of committing a crime, is the new "eminent domain for profit."

Well buddy, you should have put us ahead. You're using our name, but forgot our cut...

Maybe that's going to be a problem.