PGA golf caddie Eric Larson can travel to the UK again after President Donald Trump pardoned him over a decades-old federal cocaine conviction, as per the New York Post.
“He knows what it’s like to have your freedom taken away. He just brings so much joy. He submitted prison records and letters supporting his application. “I’ve met Trump before with the golfers. He loves golf . The Department of Justice went through all my paperwork and all my prison paperwork. “I’m very fortunate. I’m grateful.
Trump signed Larson’s pardon on September 3 and later called Larson and English to tell them about the decision. Larson was convicted in a federal cocaine case in 1995. Department of Justice, he was convicted of conspiracy to distribute cocaine in the Western District of Michigan and received a 156-month prison sentence, five years of supervised release and a $25,000 fine.
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Larson said the pardon has given him another chance to continue his career. According to the U.S. “I’m just so pumped for Eric that he can have his rights back . . . and travel to be by my side and work for me specifically at the Scottish Open and the British Open,” English told The New York Post. He told The New York Post that he later spoke to Trump about his situation while golfing with him in Florida. Larson said he applied for the pardon through the Justice Department’s official process. It went through the process,” Larson said. I got a chance now,” Larson said.
Larson had previously met Trump while around other golfers.
