Two suspects were arrested in New York City on Tuesday in the middle of the FBI probes on the robber shovel in professional athlete houses.
It is said that one of the suspects has links with the theft of the NFL field marshal, Joe Burrow, the $ 7.5 million mansion in December, according to alphabet.
Burrow, the person who called the Cincinnati Bengals, made Ohio's house establish at the end of last year in the middle of a national robberies at the national level aimed at athletes, including Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes.
An incursion of the FBI in the Diamond district of Manhattan led to the arrest of two men operating a pawn house where the stolen goods were supposedly surrounded.
Dimitriy Nezhinskiy, 43, and Juan Villar, 48, have been accused of conspiracy to receive stolen property as part of an alleged fencing operation linked to a group of organized robbery of South America.
Nezhinskiy was arrested Tuesday in New Jersey and Villar in Manhattan. Both suspects will appear in court in the center of Brooklyn on Wednesday.
Two men have been arrested in relation to athletes, including Joe Burrow
Burrow moved to the property in Anderson Township, Ohio at the end of 2023
'As claimed, the defendants created an illicit market and fed the demand for robberies by the robbery groups of South America and other teams throughout the country buying stolen watches, jewelry and other luxury items, and then Revealing them in their New York City store, 'said United States prosecutor John Durham.
Telephone records and video surveillance linked Nezhinskiy at least two members of a four -men robbery team that is believed to be involved in Burrow's theft, according to the accusation.
During Tuesday search in the property in Manhattan, the authorities seized the alleged stolen property, including watches and high -end jewels, luxury, as well as large amounts of cash and marijuana.
More to follow.