Four Chilean nationals have reportedly been arrested in connection with the recent robbery of Joe Burrow's $7.5 million home.
The Cincinnati Bengals quarterback saw his Ohio mansion ransacked in December and it has now emerged that authorities have detained four men over the incident.
According to TMZThe men, who police said were “illegally in the country or overstaying their welcome,” were found with LSU and Bengals equipment suspected to have been taken from Burrow.
The quarterback became the latest NFL star to be the victim of a robbery in the middle of a game.
Hamilton County (Ohio) sheriffs confirmed the robbery last month in the suburb of Anderson Township, while Burrow was 1,000 miles away, facing the Cowboys at AT&T Stadium.
Alexander Chávez, Bastián Morales, Jordan Sánchez and Sergio Cabello were arrested on January 10 after a traffic stop in Ohio.
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was the victim of a robbery while in Dallas
Burrow moved to the property in Anderson Township, Ohio, in late 2023.
They are due to appear in court on Tuesday. But, TMZ reports, neither are currently facing robbery charges.
That's even though the group had Husky, automatic punching tools that are said to be commonly used by the 'South American Theft Group' to break glass and break into houses.
It is alleged they also had a phone, and cell site data placed it in the area of the Burrow mansion.
According to TMZ, the men face four felony charges, including possession of criminal tools and participation in a criminal gang.