A former Miami Heat security worker charged in a massive memorabilia theft that involved millions of dollars' worth of items has pleaded guilty.

Ex-Miami Heat security officer pleads guilty after stealing and selling $1.9M in memorabilia, including a LeBron Finals jersey.

Ex-security officer Marcos Tomas Perez pled guilty to stealing and selling $1.9 million in sports memorabilia.

The federal investigation was launched in early 2024 after game-worn jerseys from James, Shaquille O’Neal and Dwyane Wade — among many other items — went missing from the Heat’s arena, the Kaseya Center.

A former Miami Heat security employee pleaded guilty in federal court in a criminal case involving the theft and sale of memorabilia that belonged to the NBA franchise.

According to The Los Angeles Times, 62-year-old Marcos Thomas Perez pleaded guilty in federal court to transporting and transferring stolen goods across state lines. Perez spent 25 years with the Miami Police Department before joining the Heat's security ...

A former Miami Heat security staffer, Marcos Thomas Perez, faces federal charges for allegedly stealing over 400 game-worn jerseys and valuable memora