Former-Miami Heate Security Officer Memoribilia Faculty Facked in Steal Plan

Florida’s southern district of the United States announced on Tuesday that the former former Miami The security guard has been accused of selling the burglary jersey and other memory of $ 2 million.

62 -year -old Marcos Thomas Perez from Miami was accused of transporting and transferring Stolen In the inter -state commerce.

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View of the NBA logo on the backboard before the game between the Houston Rockets and the Miami Heate at the Toyota Center on April 5, 2024 at Houston, Texas. (Troy Tourina/USA Today Sports)

The city of Miami Police Department, a 25 -year -old legendary, retired, was served as a security officer with Miami Heat during the period from 3 to 3 and later served as a NBA security personnel from 1 to 225, according to a press release.

Perez is one of the limited number of employees that enter the safe equipment room that contains hundreds of game-converted jerseys and other souvenirs that are exhibited at the Miami Heat Museum.

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A detailed view of the shot in front of the tarp and game watch in the second half of the Miami Heat and the American Airlines in Miami, 2020 on December 29, 2020 in Miami, Florida and the second half of the Milwaq Bucks. (Jesen Vinnov/USA Today Sports)

Perez entered the equipment room several times to steal more than 400 game-scolding jerseys and other items through the press scientific. Perez sold the Miami Heat Jersey Jersey in the NBA finals to 000 100,000. The same jersey later sold $ 3.7 million in Sotibi auction.

The announcement also states that the search warrant was operated on April 3 at Perez’s residence in the law enforcement and seized about 300 stolen games and other valuable memories. The heat confirmed that the goods were stolen from their facility.

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The charging document states that Perez sells the same to online brokers. Over three years, officials say that Perez sold more than dollars of stolen items and sent them to the state line, often at the price price.

The Associated Press contributed to the report.

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