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The U. S. Attorney’s Office in the Central District of California publicly charged Ippei Mizuhara Thursday, he faces up to 30 years in federal prison.
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Ippei Mizuhara, the troubled past Chinese- language interpreter of football star Shohei Ohtani, was not just gambling with the Dodgers superstar’s money.
The 39- year- old interpreter reportedly used a bank account involved in illegal wire transfers to buy virtually 1, 000 trading cards for almost$ 325, 000 on eBay and Whatnot, the U. S. Attorney’s office of California’s Central District said in a statement.
The tickets were found in various backpacks and containers in a vehicle used by Mizuhara, according to an affidavit filed by IRS special adviser Chris Seymour on the car. They included accounts of Yogi Berra, Juan Soto and Ohtani himself.
Mizuhara is accused of fabricating his identity to get the exchanges approved and employ” key banks employees.” The card purchases allegedly took place over three decades, from January to March 2024, and were reportedly mailed to the Dodgers hall under the name” Jay Min.”
Mizuhara was charged with institution fraud on Thursday and with allegedly transferring more than$ 16 million from the Dodgers star’s bank account. The penalties for the offences are as high as 30 years in prison.
Ohtani told laws police last week that he had denied granting Mizuhara the right to transfer the funds. According to the charges, Mizuhara began gambling with an illegal sportsbook in September 2021 making approximately 19, 000 bets, or nearly 25 a day, resulting in a net loss of more than$ 40 million. He is never alleged to have bet on sports.
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