The Cincinnati Bengals issued a statement thanking the authorities for their work in handling the theft of the Field Mariscal Joe Burrow's Mansion in December.
On December 9, the property of $ 7.5 million of Burrow was divided, beginning a series of robberies among professional athletes.
After the suspects were arrested and while measures were being taken in the case, the Bengals gave the Hamilton County department its flowers, praising its impact on the community.
“The Hamilton County Sheriff and its associated agencies at the local, state and federal level did a wonderful job investigating the crime and taking the bad actors to justice,” reads the statement.
“The Cincinnati Bengals want to thank them for their efforts and extend our sincere appreciation for their good work,” the statement continued.
“We recognize that there was a lot of complex research work that led to these accusations, and the Sheriff's department was exemplary in this work.”
The Cincinnati Bengals issued a statement after Joe Burrow's mansion was divided into
Four suspicious men to assault Joe Burrow's house allegedly posed in their jewels later
“The Bengals have worked with the Sheriff's department for decades in many matters, and we know that they are a true source of strength and pride for the community,” added the team.
“The Bengals appreciate their good work and will continue to fully support their efforts as the criminal process progresses.”
The group, which the police believe they are illegal immigrants from Chile, were arrested during a traffic stop at Clark County last month; With Morales, Sánchez and Cabello now face positions of transporting stolen stolen property and falsifications of records in a federal investigation.
In a new shocking photo placed in the court documents, the four men linked to theft can be seen posing in the jewels that supposedly stole from Burrow, including custom chains of personalized diamonds of the NFL Star.
Another shocking photo shows the jewels of the NFL star next to a large cash bundle
The Bengal Field Marshal moved to the pad in Anderson Township, Ohio, at the end of 2023
The four men allegedly posed for a photo in the jewelry in the burrow after the robbery.
Bastian Morales, 23, Jordan Sánchez, 22, and Sergio Cabello, 38, have been federally accused of the robbery that took place in Burrow's property for $ 7.5 million in Cincinnati on December 9.
The fourth suspect, Alexander Chávez, 24, has not been federally accused, but is still accused in Clark County, Nevada.
It is understood that they have been achieved with more than $ 300,000 in their luxury possessions, according to federal prosecutors.