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FBI Agents Seized Lakers Owner's Phone And Laptop

Lakers and Dodgers owner, Mark Walter, had his phone and laptop seized by FBI agents last September as part of an ongoing federal investigation. The FBI is examining his business dealings, including his asset management firm, Guggenheim Partners (where he is CEO), and two life insurance companies he controls. This seizing is quite the win for the FBI.

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