Bengalis reacts after Chilean man is indicted and takes selfies with items stolen in a robbery of Joe Barrow’s house

Three Chilean men accused of invading Cincinnati Bengals star Joe Barrow’s House A recently filed federal criminal charge, posing for some of the items that were ultimately stolen from the property, showed.

A jewel necklace reading “JB9” with Nike Swoosh and diamond “9” necklace was a luxurious possession You can see it on a selfieaccording to the complaints. Two-time Pro Bowler, Barrow wore a ninth place jersey when he played for LSU, but still wears the Bengals number.

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Another photo showed multiple pieces of stolen gems laid out on a table, a complaint from the FBI said.

Jordan Francisco Kiroga Sanchez, 22, Bastián Alejandro Orellana Morales, 23, and Sergio Andres Ortega Cabello, 38, were all Chilean. I relied on Ohio State Patrol After authorities tracked them in multiple states following the robbery, according to court documents.

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The Bengals issued a statement Wednesday. Thank you for the efforts of the authorities.

“The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office and partner agencies at the local, state and federal level have done an incredible job investigating crimes and bringing bad actors to trial. The Cincinnati Bengals appreciate their efforts and are loyal to them. I would like to expand my appreciation. Good work. We recognize that there was a huge amount of complex investigation that led to these prosecutions. The Bengals said.

“Bengal has been working with the Sheriff’s Bureau on many issues for decades. We know that they are the source of true strength and pride in the community. Forward.”

A man who police say illegally was in the country had tools for breaking in at the time of arrest, and it was believed that a Bengals hat and Louisiana State shirt were stolen from Burrow’s home.

The robbery elements coincided with other robberies that have been recently carried out in various parts of the United States by South American theft groups, the complaint said. The document added that the group is usually made up of South Americans who enter the country illegally or remain in the US after their visa expires. The group is targeting jewelry and designer accessories according to the complaints.

Barrow was on the soccer field When his home was robbed during a game against the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, Texas.

Olivia Ponton, a model and social media influencer identified as a Barrow employee in the case report, was at home at the time of the incident. No injuries were reported during the intrusion.

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Barrow said he broke the silence a few days after the invasion, and felt it was a “violation.”

“So obviously, everyone heard what happened. I feel my privacy has been violated in one or more ways. I have to say about that,” Burrow said in December. told reporters.

Alexandra Koch of Fox News contributed to this report.

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