Man charged with moving Masters goods, memorabilia taken from Augusta National
The federal government has charged a man who it says moved millions of dollars’ worth of stolen merchandise and memorabilia from Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia, home of the Masters Tournament, for more than a dozen years.
The federal government has charged a man who it says moved millions of dollars’ worth of stolen merchandise and memorabilia from Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia, home of the Masters Tournament, for more than a dozen years.
Richard Brendan Globensky is accused of transporting and transferring goods from 2009 until about 2022, according to federal charging documents. Federal prosecutors say Globensky transported millions of dollars’ worth of Masters golf tournament merchandise and historical memorabilia from Augusta, Georgia, to Tampa, Florida.
The government argues that Globensky knew the items were stolen when he transported them.
The Justice Department requests that he forfeit “any property which constitutes and is derived from proceeds traceable to the offense, including a personal money judgment.”
The Chicago Tribune first reported that Globensky had been employed by the club as a warehouse coordinator.
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