Braxton sentenced for stabbing during Harrah’s casino nightclub brawl. Surveillance video showed knife attack amid Thanksgiving weekend fight. Judge imposed 7½-year term under No Early Release Act. A 27-year-old Atlantic City man was sentenced Monday to seven and a half years in state prison for stabbing a man during a Thanksgiving brawl inside Harrah’s Casino nightclub, “The Pool in Harrah’s,” according to the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office. Dante Braxton, 27, of Atlantic City, was sentenced to seven and a half years in state prison for a 2022 stabbing inside The Pool nightclub at Harrah’s Casino, authorities said. (Image: Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office) Dante Braxton pleaded guilty in August to second-degree aggravated assault and third-degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose in relation to the 2022 attack. Under New Jersey’s No Early Release Act, he must serve 85% of the term before becoming eligible for parole, and he will be on intensive parole supervision for three years after release,…Read MoreCategory: Atlantic City, Crime & Scandals, Regional News, Dante Braxton, Harrah’s Casino, sentencing, StabbingSource: Casino.org