Grizzlies star Ja Morant is one of the NBA players, a series of professional athletes burglaries of seven men from Chile.
this Memphis every day “A senior law enforcement officer with knowledge confirmation” Morant was the “Professional Athlete 6” identified in the FBI complaint filed on January 30 in Florida.
The FBI complaint does not name the athlete, listing only a string of thefts that have been published – Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kells of the Kansas City Chiefs, Joe Burrow of the Cincinnati Bengal, Milwaukee Bucks’ Bobby Portis, as well as Tampapa’s player Bay Buccaneers and NBA Grizzlies.
According to the complaint, the Grizzly Player’s home was stolen sometime after 4 m. December 19 – That night, the team defeated the Warriors 144-93 in Memphis.
The thief apparently stole “jewelry, watches and luxury bags, worth about $1 million.”
SCSO spokesman Lieutenant Joseph Fox said: “After deputies reported theft at the home of a Memphis Grizzlies player, the deputies responded to the illegal person’s Shelby County residence. “Detectives are actively investigating the case, pursuing clues and working to identify the person in charge. To protect the integrity of this investigation, we cannot publish the victim’s name or address during this active investigation. ”
Some of the men were arrested in January after traffic stops in Ohio for allegedly breaking into the home of the Bangladeshi quarterback.
They also made some mistakes to help law enforcement catch them, revealing in a 20-page affidavit contained in an unpublished federal criminal lawsuit on Tuesday.
In the filing, the FBI reported how the gang members saw on the iCloud website by posting photos to their accomplices.
Images released by the FBI show three of the alleged thefts, as well as an unidentified fourth person, posing as if they were at the home of Bucks forward Bobby Portis Jr. The stolen watch.
The men were in federal custody, mainly due to photos, and were accused of conspiring to engage in interstate traffic that steals property.
These people could face up to ten years in prison.
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