The Chiefs beat the New Orleans Saints in Week 5, however quarterback Patrick Mahomes and tight finish Travis Kelce each misplaced when every of their Kansas Metropolis-area houses have been burglarized that weekend.
Mahomes’ home in Belton, Mo., was damaged into on Sunday, Oct. 5, and a person known as legislation enforcement shortly after midnight to report the incident. It’s unclear from the police report what, if something, was stolen from the Mahomes’ residence, per ABC information.
“Clearly it’s irritating, disappointing,” Mahomes mentioned whereas talking to media Wednesday concerning the break-in. “However I can’t get into too most of the particulars as a result of the investigation continues to be ongoing.”
Kelce’s Leawood, Kansas, home was damaged into on sport day, round 7:30 p.m. native time throughout Monday Evening Soccer. The police report signifies that the thief or thieves did roughly $1,000 in harm to the again door of the house and that they escaped with about $20k in money.
This does increase just a few questions for me, an individual who doesn’t have NFL participant cash, significantly not the sort that stuffs Kelce and Mahomes’ pockets. Do they not have alarm programs? Do they not stay in gated communities? How are randos even discovering out the place they stay to interrupt into their homes?
Kelce’s girlfriend, Taylor Swift, was in attendance on the Monday evening sport and presumably returned to Kelce’s residence with him after the theft. Mahomes and his spouse Brittany have babies. Fortunately no one on the Mahomes or Kelce homes was harmed in any manner throughout these burglaries.
Milwaukee Bucks ahead Bobby Portis additionally had his residence burglarized not too long ago. Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell put his residence up on the market earlier this season resulting from safety issues.
I do know what you’re pondering, however no. There’s no indication Chiefsaholic was concerned.
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