Jaguar employee arrested for $22 million theft- Update he got 6 1/2 years

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A former Jacksonville Jaguars employee has been accused of astonishingly brazen financial crimes, according to The Athletic.

Amit Patel, who worked for the Jaguars from 2018 until this year, was charged with one count of wire fraud and one count of illegal monetary transaction this week in federal court for allegedly exploiting the team's virtual credit card program to the tune of $22 million.

Patel is listed in past Jaguars media guides with the title of "Financial Planning and Analysis Coordinator," followed by "Manager, Financial Planning and Analysis." He was reportedly fired in February.

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Here is a list of everything Patel was reportedly alleged to have bought, used or accrued with proceeds from the scheme:

a condo in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida

a Tesla Model 3

a Nissan pickup truck

online gambling bets

a designer watch worth over $95,000

private jets and luxury hotels for travel with his friends

a retainer with a criminal defense law firm

cryptocurrency

NFTs

assorted electronics

sports memorabilia

a country club membership

spa treatments

concerts and sporting event tickets

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