Bodog, executives indicted - UPI.com BALTIMORE, Feb. 28 (UPI) -- U.S. officials seized the domain name of the Canadian gambling site Bodog Tuesday after unsealing an indictment in Baltimore. A federal grand jury indicted the site and four Canadians: billionaire founder Calvin Ayre, accoun­tant James Philip, finance man­ager David Fer­gu­son and media buyer Der­rick Mal­oney, the Baltimore City Paper reported. The indictment, returned Feb. 22 but unsealed Tuesday, alleges the site and the executives took in and laundered more than $100 million in illegal betting on sports, at least since June 2005 till January this year, the report said. The newspaper said the indictment and seizure were the culmination of a six-year federal investigation of online gambling. Mary­land U.S. Attor­ney Rod Rosen­stein said in a news release "sports bet­ting is ille­gal in Mary­land, and fed­eral law pro­hibits book­mak­ers from flout­ing that law sim­ply because they are located out­side the coun­try."