Ippei Mizuhara In Federal Custody After Allegedly Stealing $16M from Shohei Ohtani
Julia StumbaughApril 12, 2024JUNG YEON-JE/AFP through Getty ImagesIppei Mizuhara, previous interpreter for Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani, was launched from federal custody on Friday on $25,000 bond and "many other conditions," according to The Athletic's Sam Blum.Mizuhara can't leave the main district of California without authorization, can't get in touch with Ohtani and likewise needs to take part in a bettor's dependency program, per Blum.Mizuhara, who did not go into a plea, will be arraigned on May 9, according to Blum.ESPN's Alden González initially reported Friday that Mizuhara remained in federal custody after giving up to police:Alden González @Alden_GonzalezIppei Mizuhara gave up to police today and remains in federal custody. He is set up to appear in L.A. court at 1 p...