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Jacksonville Jaguars sue imprisoned ex-employee over multimillion-dollar theft from team
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — The Jacksonville Jaguars have filed a lawsuit against a former employee who is serving prison time after pleading guilty to stealing $22 million from the NFL team’s virtual credit card program. The lawsuit, filed Thursday in Duval County Circuit Court, seeks more than $66 million in damages, or three times the amount Amit Patel admitted stealing to feed a gambling addiction and a lavish lifestyle. The 31-year=old Patel was sentenced to more than six years in federal prison in March after pleading guilty to charges of wire fraud and making an illegal monetary transaction.
Rival Scout Says Jaguars Offense 'Too Reliant' on Travis Etienne Jr.
While much of the attention on the Jacksonville Jaguars this offseason has been focused on quarterback Trevor Lawrence and his massive contract extension (and with good reason), the man that really makes the offense go in Duval is the one that lines up next to him in the backfield, running back Travis Etienne Jr..
Report: Jaguars Suing Ex-Employee For Over $60 Million
The Jacksonville Jaguars are suing the ex-employee who stole over $20 million. According to ESPN, the Jaguars are suing Amit Patel for $66.6 million, months af. The Jacksonville Jaguars are suing the ex-employee who stole over $20 million. According to ESPN, the Jaguars are suing Amit Patel for $66.6 million,...
Police searching for missing 10-year-old boy last seen on Jacksonville’s westside
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is looking for a 10-year-old boy last seen on the Westside. Iniko Patton was last seen around 5:30 p.m. near Cheswick Oak Avenue and Argyle Forest Boulevard. Police said he was reported missing after leaving a home on Hamden Road. Patton...
CVG passengers face long delays, cancellations after global tech outage
Travelers impacted by Thursday morning’s internet services outage felt frustrated and stranded. Kimberly and Steve Scott are trying to make their way to Jacksonville, Florida. They’re set to babysit their grandchildren. But a few hours before departure, they were turned away from the check-in counter. “They just gave...
Summer heat, humidity, and afternoon storms make for a soaker Saturday
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Expect another day of high heat and afternoon showers, thunderstorms to damper your Saturday. Like Friday, showers and storms, with the possibility of heavy downpours and gusty winds, will start to pop up around Jacksonville and inland areas after lunchtime. The sea breeze will keep these storms off the coast until mid-afternoon, but most of the area will see some rain today with totals in the .5-1″ range.
Soaking up the Sun at Beach Diner
There’s nothing quite like cruising over the bridge to the island and being greeted by the iconic nautical vibes of Beach Diner. Once the location of an Applebee’s with a middling review, Beach Diner quickly became a town favorite. And while it’s definitely not new, by any means, it is one of my top spots to grab a bite. Whether you’re a local or stopping by on your way to the beach, here are some of my recommendations.
2024 Jacksonville Jaguars Fantasy Preview
2024 Jacksonville Jaguars Fantasy Preview The 30th season in Jacksonville Jaguars history sees the club at a crossroads. After an 8-3 start, the team lost five of their final six to miss the playoffs. With the division-rival Texans surging and. 2024 Jacksonville Jaguars Fantasy Preview. The 30th season in Jacksonville...
Jaguars sue Amit Patel, ex-employee who stole from team, for $66.6 million
The Jacksonville Jaguars sued Amit Patel, the former team employee who stole $22 million from the franchise, for $66.6 million in damages in a lawsuit filed Thursday in Duval County (Fla.) Circuit Court. Patel, a former employee in the team’s financial planning and analysis department, pleaded guilty to charges of...
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