The FBI is now reportedly involved with the break-ins at Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes’ homes last month.
The federal agency reportedly joined the investigations after Mahomes’ property in Belton, Mo., was burglarized around midnight on Oct. 6, while just the tight end’s Leawood, Kan., home was hit just a day later in the middle of the Chiefs’ Monday Night Football game on Oct. 7.
According to TMZ, it’s unknown what, if anything, was taken from the quarterback’s property—but the back door of Kelce’s home was damaged and he is missing $20,000 in cash.
While a spokesperson for the FBI’s Kansas City branch would not confirm or deny the organization’s involvement in the investigations to the publication, TMZ reported that the athletes’ neighbors have also been victims of recent break-ins. Based on the outlet’s sources, there seems to be enough evidence to suggest that the burglaries are related, indicating the potential for organized crime crossing state lines—hence, the Bureau’s reported involvement.
The Chiefs legends have not spoken out about the incidents, as of writing, though it’s not surprising for them to stay quiet amid an active investigation.
According to the publication’s original report, Kelce and his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, who was in town to watch the team take on the New Orleans Saints, spent the night after the break-in at a nearby hotel for safety.
