The cases against about 10 other defendants, included John L. Neal, have not been resolved. Prosecutors allege that Neal was at the center of the purported organized gambling ring.

Neal, 70, of Yorktown, remains in minimum security at the Ashland, Ky., Federal Correctional Institution, according to information from the Federal Bureau of Prisons. The former Teamsters union leader is expected to be released in November.

Crane has previously said the criminal case against Neal, who faces more than 70 felony charges, won’t move forward until he’s released from federal custody.