A Kansas City Chiefs Superfan Robbed Banks So He Could Afford to Attend the Games
NFL season is around the corner, and while it's really fun to attend games, you might not be able to afford season tickets without ROBBING A FEW BANKS . . . like this guy.
A 29-year-old man in Kansas City named Xaviar Babudar is a SUPERFAN of the Kansas City Chiefs. He goes by the name "Chiefsaholic" online.
Well, Chiefsaholic was just indicted on three counts of armed bank robbery . . . one count of bank theft . . . 11 counts of money laundering . . . and four counts of transporting stolen property across state lines. He was arrested last month.
He was linked to eight robberies during a nine-month span last year. He'd rob banks . . . launder the money through casinos in the Midwest . . . and then use the new funds to attend Chiefs games. The authorities believe Chiefsaholic got away with more than $80,000.
For what it's worth, his lawyers say he's innocent, and will, quote, "be redeemed in the eyes of his supporters, admirers, and the Chiefs Kingdom."
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A woman in California discovered that a man had been living under her house . . . for MONTHS.
She said, "[We'd hear] some knocking and whistling and different noises going on in the house. But we'd just brush it off [thinking it was] the TV, the wind or whatnot." But it was a man living under her house.
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Police in Connecticut are looking for a man who robbed a liquor store while wearing a hat that says, "Make money, not friends."
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