Marcos Thomas Perez, a former security officer for the Miami Heat, pleaded guilty to the theft and trafficking of over 400 stolen game-worn jerseys and memorabilia. He used his access from working in game-day security to steal items from a secured equipment room designed for future display in a team museum. Over three years, he sold more than 100 stolen items for approximately $1.9 million, including a notable LeBron James jersey that was sold for $100,000 but later auctioned for $3.7 million.
Marcos Thomas Perez, a former security officer for the Miami Heat, pleaded guilty to trafficking over 400 stolen jerseys and memorabilia worth millions.
Over a three-year span, Perez sold more than 100 stolen items for approximately $1.9 million, often at bargain prices.
He had exclusive access to a secured equipment room due to his role in game-day security, enabling his theft of valuable memorabilia.
Among the stolen items was a Miami Heat jersey worn by LeBron James during the NBA Finals, which sold for $100,000, although later auctioned for $3.7 million.
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