NEW YORK, NY (IANS) – Jacksonville Jaguars, a Florida-based football team, has asked sports betting firm FanDuel to return some or all the nearly $20 million in stolen proceeds that its former ...
Dallas Cowboys. Jerry Jones reacts to "thank you, Jerry" chants and says Micah Parsons trade was "for Dak Prescott" Philadelphia Eagles. Saquon Barkley sends strong warning to the NFL ahead of Eagles ...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Jacksonville Jaguars and FanDuel have come to an agreement following the gambling scandal from ex-Jaguars employee Amit Patel. Patel was sentenced to 6.5 years in prison in ...
Union Home Minister Amit Shah is set to release a special postal stamp at the upcoming All India Speakers’ Conference to commemorate the centenary of freedom fighter Vithalbhai Patel, assembly Speaker ...
Former Jacksonville Jaguars employee Amit Patel is facing new felony charges that could put him in state prison for allegedly using team money to fly himself and friends to outings on private jets, a ...
Former Jacksonville Jaguars employee Amit Patel is facing six felony charges of grand theft from the state of Florida. According to state records, the state of Florida charged Patel on Tuesday with ...
Former Jacksonville Jaguars employee Amit Patel faces six state felony grand theft charges in Florida. Patel pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud and illegal monetary transactions in December 2023, ...
Former Jacksonville Jaguars employee Amit Patel is facing six felony charges of grand theft from the state of Florida. Patel, 32, stole more than $22 million from the Jaguars over a 3½-year span ...
Former Jaguars executive Amit Patel’s legal problems aren’t over, even after pleading guilty to federal charges. Patel, who is serving a 6.5-year sentence, has been charged with six counts of grand ...
More trouble is in store for the ex-Jacksonville Jaguars employee who pled guilty to stealing $22 million through a virtual credit card system the team used for expenses. Former Jaguars employee Amit ...
A former Jacksonville Jaguars employee who stole more than $22 million from the team sued FanDuel in federal court on Tuesday, claiming the sportsbook "exploited" his gambling addiction and ...
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