Ex-Dolphins-Star Reshad Jones has been scammed of $ 2.5 million by financial adviser and wife he “never met,” the police say

Florida The police have arrested a 49-year-old woman and is looking for a financial adviser after the couple reportedly scammed around $ 2.5 million from former Miami Dolphins Star Reshad Jones.

Octavia Monique Graham changed himself in the police on Monday at first grade Grand Theft and money laundering, according to the data from Broward County Court, obtained by Daily Mail.

Her alleged complicit, Jones’ former Merrill Lynch Financial Advisor Isiah T. Williams, has not been arrested. He is accused of planning Jones by cheating Jones by gaining access to the various accounts of retired safety and transferring funds without the knowledge or permission of his client.

Authorities claim that he has stolen around $ 1.58 million from Jones bank accounts over 133 wire transfers to pay for first -class airline tickets, luxury hotel enclosures with various women, clubs, jewelry, as well as legal costs and child benefit. According to the Fort Lauderdale police, there were even tax -free stores in Mexico.

A spokesperson for Bank of America, the parent company of Merrill Lynch, confirmed to Daily Mail that Williams worked for the company. His employment ended in December 2024.

Daily Mail has contacted the Fort Lauderdale police for a arrest report. Ryan Mackey from Local 10 News was the first to report details of the allegations.

The 37-year-old Jones was a double pro-bowler who played in South Florida for 10 years

Advanced data shows that Graham remains in Paul Rein Detention Facility in Pompano Beach, Florida, where it is held on a bond of $ 75,000. She is accused of large theft and money laundering

The lawyers of Jones claim that they suggest the alleged theft, which they described in a statement as “another disturbing example of a professional athlete exploited by an asset management company that he trusted.”

“In this case, the offender was a vice -president at one of the world’s largest financial institutions – Bank of America’s Investment Management Division, Merrill Lynch,” said Chase Carlson and Jeff Sonn in a statement. “We have brought a lawsuit to hold Merrill Lynch responsible and work on recovering all the damage that our client has suffered.”

It was not immediately clear on Friday where that lawsuit was filed.

The Bank of America spokesperson did not respond to a request for comments about the court case.

Graham is accused of money laundering of $ 1 million from Jones, who has told the authorities that he has never met the woman.

Advanced data shows that Graham remains in Paul Rein Detention Facility in Pompano Beach, Florida, where it is held on a bond of $ 75,000. There was no lawyer for Graham from the afternoon on Friday.

The 37-year-old Jones was a two-time pro-bowler who played in South Florida for 10 years and earned $ 58.1 million on the way.