Phil Mickelson, pro golfer and gambler, has been hanging around shady people, and now he’s been dragged into a federal case that is going to cost him $931,000 of ill-gotten gains, according to reports.
The Associated Press says the Securities And Exchange Commission is filing a complaint against Mickelson related to alleged insider trading.
The SEC says a gambler named William Walters received tips and business information about Dean Foods Co. from former Dean Foods director Thomas Davis between 2008 and 2012.
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In 2012, the SEC says Walters called Mickelson, who owed him money, and urged him to trade Dean Foods stock. The SEC says Mickelson did so the next day and made a profi…
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