7 charged with bugs hit by Patrick Mahomes, Joe Barrow, other stars houses

Florida Federal Court has been charged with seven men from Florida with orchestrating burglaries in homes of prominent professional athletes across the country, according to criminal complaint.

The FBI complaint does not appoint athletes, but states that it has been previously announced that it is involved in Kansas City Chiefs‘ Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, Joe Burrow the Cincinnati Bengalsas well as players for Tampa Bai Buccaneers and the NBA‘s Milwaukee Bucks and Memphis Grizzlies.

According to the appeal, the accused are part of the burglary that is “known to target highly professional athletes when known to be not far from home.” The men allegedly stole about two million dollars, jewelry, cash, cash, and other valuables, including sure who later broke down.

Each accused is charged with conspiracies to commit an interstate transport of stolen property, which carries a maximum 10-year prison sentence. Wednesday was not clear whether they were in custody, and Tampa Federal court records do not list a lawyer for any of them.

The accused are listed as Pablo Zuniga, 24; Ignacio Zuniga Cartes, 20; Bastian Jimenez Freraut, 27; Jordan Kuiroga Sanchez, 22; Bastian Orellano Morales, 23; Alexander Huiaguil Chavez, 24; A Sergio Ortega Cabello, 38. Although the FBI identifies them as a Chilean in filling documents, does not say whether some American citizens are legally in the country.

Some were arrested in January after stopping the traffic in Ohio on state prosecutions for allegedly burglary in the home of Barrow, Bengals’ Quarterback. In that case, four men were found illegally in the country, according to the Court, the Court is stated in CLARK district, Ohio.

Federal charges in Tampa were submitted on 30. January.

Much of the evidence listed in the FBI complaint with mobile phones, video and licensed plate readers who allegedly set accused near burglars. They usually used raw methods so that they are crafted windows or bind open sliding glass doors with blades.

Provals, according to the FBI statement, “will approach the residence from covering, but not limited to a wooded or dark area” before breaking into homes. One unnamed player Tampa Bai Boccaneers had about $ 167,000 stolen property, including Rolex Sat, Luis Vuitton suitcase, jewelry and gun.

One player whose home is robbed, Bobby Portis From dollar, he said in the bigger on Wednesday that it was good to know that some arrests were made.

“What’s said, put everything you can get in the game and then return home and all your things are missing – that you were working hard for these guys caught so hard for your stuff,” said is Portis.

The group also painted himself with some robbery, which the FBI involved in a criminal complaint. In one case, the suspect was seen wearing a Kansas City Chief shirt. The groups will often separate into smaller units to perform more burglars, according to the FBI.

“However, although groups of burglary can consist of four or five members, these separate groups often work at the concert with each other, communicate with each other and (used) the same customers of stolen goods,” says Affidavit Fbidavić.

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