SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Three current and former minor league baseball players, including two defendants with ties to the San Diego area, have been accused of insider trading in Del Taco, Inc. stocks, prosecutors said. Valhalla High School graduate Austin Bernard, drafted by the Colorado Rockies, and Valley Center High School graduate Jordan Qsar, drafted by the Tampa Bay Rays, allegedly received advanced notice of the acquisition of Del Taco by Jack in the Box, Inc. on Dec. 6, 2021, the Office of the United States Attorney Southern District of California said in a news release Tuesday. Grant Witherspoon, a Littleton, Colorado native who was also drafted by the Rays, also faces charges. “According to the indictment, Qsar learned from a close friend who worked at Jack in the Box that the company was acquiring Del Taco. The friend was a senior associate in Jack in the Box’s strategic finance department who personally worked on the acquisition project. The disclosure was a violation of duties to Jack in the Box and its shareholders,” prosecutors said. These San Diego stores are the ‘luckiest’ for winning