US EditionFormer golf club employee who stole millions in Masters merchandise sentenced to 1 year in prison
- Richard Brendan Globensky was sentenced to one year in federal prison for stealing Masters tournament merchandise worth millions, according to the Justice Department.
- Globensky pleaded guilty to transporting stolen goods from the Augusta National Golf Club, stealing items for over a decade, including Green Jackets awarded to golf legends.
- He was ordered to pay $3,448,842 in restitution to Augusta National for the significant loss caused by his actions.
- Assistant U.S. Attorney Brian Hayes noted that Globensky's spending habits indicated that greed was his primary motivation for the theft.
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Augusta National worker gets prison term for Masters memorabilia theft
A former employee of the Augusta National Golf Club was sentenced to one year in prison for stealing Masters golf tournament merchandise that he sold online for millions of dollars to online brokers over about 13 years.
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Man sentenced in theft of Masters memorabilia
CHICAGO — A former Georgia warehouse worker for the Augusta National Golf Club was sentenced to one year in prison Wednesday for transporting millions of dollars' worth of stolen Masters tournament memorabilia, including one of Arnold Palmer's iconic green jackets.
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