An NFL reporter at ESPN, Michael DiRocco, has been sentenced to 6½ years in prison for stealing $22 million from the Jacksonville Jaguars. He is also ordered to pay $21.1 million in restitution and attend Gamblers Anonymous meetings. DiRocco expressed remorse and stated that he has been sober for almost a year and seeking help for his gambling addiction.
Michael DiRocco, an NFL reporter at ESPN , covers the Jacksonville Jaguars . He has previously covered the University of Florida for over a decade. DiRocco, a Jacksonville University graduate, has been sentenced to 6½ years in prison for stealing $22 million from the team. He is also ordered to pay $21.1 million in restitution and attend Gamblers Anonymous meetings.
Patel, who pleaded guilty, expressed remorse and stated that he has been sober for almost a year and seeking help for his gambling addiction
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