Former Jaguars employee accused of using more than $22 million of team’s money to buy condo, Tesla, $95,000 watch

A federal document says he had access to the organization’s virtual credit card that was not meant for personal use.


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A former Jacksonville Jaguars employee is accused of using the company’s virtual credit card program to steal more than $22 million, spending it on personal purchases. 

Those purchases included two cars, cryptocurrency and lavish vacations, according to court documents obtained by News4JAX.

According to a seven-page federal filing made by an organization referred to as “Business A,” Amit Patel worked for the organization and helped prepare monthly financial statements, oversaw department budgets and performed other administrative duties.

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