Ex-Timberwolves Analyst Pleads Guilty to Data Theft
Somak Sarkar admitted to unauthorized computer access after stealing a hard drive with sensitive information from a team executive.
- Sarkar, who was fired in March, accessed and downloaded over 5,000 files from the hard drive.
- The stolen data included personal financial information and strategic NBA details like player contracts.
- Sarkar initially faced a felony burglary charge, which was later dismissed.
- Sentencing is scheduled for July 9, with Sarkar likely avoiding jail time.
- The Timberwolves have not commented on whether the data theft harmed the team.