Golfer Mickelson, tied in insider trading

The Commission Securities and Exchange reported Thursday that the golfer Phil Mickelson saw $ 931,000 after buying shares through an insider observer of Sports Betting bettor Billy Walters, and then use some of the money to pay Walters, the supposedly she owed money. As part of the alleged ill-gotten gains, Sports Betting the SEC (acronym in English) is trying to recover that money from Mickelson, who was not charged criminally.

Mickelson's lawyer said Thursday in a statement filed with the SEC agreement and return the money business in question. Walters was accused of insider trading and was arrested Wednesday night in Las Vegas. You will have to appear in court on Thursday. In a separate indictment, on Thursday, Sports Betting the US Attorney's Office in Manhattan, in conjunction with the SEC and Sports Betting the FBI, said the Walters interaction with former President of Dean Foods, Thomas Davis allowed a profit of $ 32 million in trade actions, avoiding losses of $ 11 million.