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Ex-Miami Heat employee charged for selling millions of dollars' worth of stolen memorabilia from team facility
A former Miami Heat employee, identified as 62-year-old Marcos Thomas Perez, made his first appearance in federal court Tuesday after he was accused of stealing millions of dollars' worth of Miami heat memorabilia and selling it to online brokers,
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