Former Interpreter In Talks To Plead Guilty In Ohtani Gambling Scandal
Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter, Ippei Mizuhara, is reportedly in talks to admit guilt in a gambling scandal.
The New York Times states that Mizuhara allegedly stole Ohtani's money to cover his gambling debts, prompting the Dodgers to fire him last month.
Ohtani's representatives swiftly sought a legal investigation, leading MLB to launch its own probe.
The investigation involves federal agencies like the IRS and Homeland Security.
Mizuhara, represented by Michael Freedman, a former federal prosecutor, may face harsh consequences as evidence suggests he could have stolen more than $4.5 million.
Mizuhara's quick admission of guilt could lead to a lighter punishment.
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