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racket

noun as in commotion; fight

noun as in criminal activity

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But according to law enforcement authorities, being locked up hasn’t stopped him from running drug and protection rackets in his old neighborhood.

For years, it was WASPy, long-legged girls, with a tennis racket over one shoulder and a touch-me-not attitude.

Federal authorities alleged Landa-Rodriguez set his eyes on a racket far more lucrative than prison drug deals.

The total fines, issued by tournament referee Jake Garner, included $30,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct and another $12,500 for racket abuse.

He was docked $30,000 for unsportsmanlike behaviour and another $12,500 for obliterating a racket against a chair.