Three men believed to be suspects in the burglary of NFL star Joe Burrow’s Cincinnati home have been federally indicted. 

The Cincinnati Bengals quarterback had his $7.5million mansion broken into on December 9 amid a nationwide string of heists targeting athletes, including Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes. 

Bastian Morales, 23, Jordan Sanchez, 22, and Sergio Cabello, 38, all from Chile, have now been federally charged.

They are facing federal charges of transporting stolen goods interstate and falsifying records in a federal investigation. 

The three were among the four men arrested during a traffic stop in Clark County last month. The fourth suspect, Alexander Chavez, 24, is not charged federally but remains charged in Clark County.

The FBI released a pH๏τo Wednesday showing four men – three of whom are believed to be the suspects – posing on a bed surrounded by luxury designer bags. 

The FBI released a pH๏τo of the men suspected of burglarizing Joe Burrow’s home, surrounding by luxury designer bags and wearing chains with similar designs to the QB’s

Burrow’s $7.5million Cincinnati mansion was broken into and ransacked back in December 

Their faces had all been blurred out but one man could be seen wearing multiple chains around his neck, one featuring a No. 9 and another with a diamond-encrusted ‘JB9’ – Burrow’s jersey number and insignia. The signal caller has been previously seen wearing both designs.  

In a fresh update, authorities believed the break-in took place between 6pm and 8pm local time. 

‘During a security detail shift change at the home at approximately 6 pm, security personnel walked the perimeter of the house and no windows appeared to be broken at that time,’ investigators said. 

Law enforcement responded to the NFL player’s home around 8:14pm on December 9, 2024, in reference to a reported burglary, charging documents read. 

An ‘ᴀssociate’ of Burrow had been dropped off at the residence shortly after 8pm and discovered rooms were unusually messy and a primary bedroom window on the back side of the home had been broken. 

Authorities investigated the property, leading them to discover a trail camera image of a man carrying luggage and walking through the wooded area behind the home.

Law enforcement tracked the subjects in various states following the burglary, and subsequently located the vehicle at the La Quinta H๏τel on University Boulevard in Fairborn.

Burrow moved into the property in Anderson Township, Ohio back in late 2023

The Bengals quarterback is pictured wearing a chain featuring a giant ‘JB9’ on the end 

This necklace with a bedazzled 9, his jersey number, was valued up to $30,000 by ESPN

The Ohio State Highway Patrol later stopped the vehicle for a traffic violation. They were reportedly were found with LSU and Bengals gear which is suspected to have been taken from Burrow.

Phone analysis reportedly showed that Cabello allegedly deleted pH๏τographs of the stolen goods and the back of the victim’s home during the traffic stop, thus falsifying records in a federal investigation. 

Additional cell phone analysis revealed other pH๏τos of the defendants in southeast Florida days after the burglary with luxury luggage and wearing the stolen jewelry.

The group was also in possession of Husky automatic center punch tools, which are said to be used regularly by the ‘South American Theft Group’ to ‘break glᴀss and enter into houses.’

On Tuesday, an FBI raid at a pawn shop in Manhattan’s Diamond District led to the arrest of two men believed to be linked to the burglary. 

Dimitriy Nezhinskiy, 43, and Juan Villar, 48, were charged with conspiracy to receive stolen property as part of an alleged fencing operation tied to an organized South American theft group. 

Both were arraigned Wednesday when their attorney’s entered not guilty pleas. 

Kansas City Chiefs stars Kelce and Mahomes also had their Missouri homes burglarized in October.

Police bodycam footage of the moment four Chilean nationals were arrested last in connection with the recent burglary of Joe Burrow’s $7.5million home has been released

The men – identified as Alexander Chavez, Bastian Morales, Jordan Sanchez and Sergio Cabello – were taken into custody on January 10 following a traffic stop in Ohio

Footage cuts to a trooper searching the vehicle and he pulls an LSU shirt out of a white bin liner

Luka Doncic had $30,000 worth of jewelry stolen prior to his recent trade from the Dallas Mavericks to the Los Angeles Lakers, and other NBA players like the Milwaukee Bucks ‘ Bobby Portis and Minnesota Timberwolves’ Mike Conley have also seen their homes ransacked.

However, it is unclear if the three suspects federally charged for the burglary of Burrow are also linked to the nationwide rash of pro athlete thefts.

Burrow was the latest NFL star to be the victim of a burglary in the middle of a game in December. 

Hamilton County (Ohio) sheriffs confirmed the break-in in the suburb of Anderson Township, while Burrow was 1,000 miles away – facing the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium.

Burrow previously said he felt ‘violated’ by the break-in, which was cloaked in mystery after it emerged that the 911 call was made by Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Olivia Ponton, rather than the quarterback’s longtime partner Olivia Holzmacher.

Ponton – who boasts eight million followers on TikTok – is said to have told officers that she noticed ‘a shattered bedroom window and the room ransacked’ when she arrived at the property.

When Ponton arrived at Burrow’s house and discovered that someone had broken in, she reportedly phoned her mother, Diane, who then called police.

SI Swimsuit model Olivia Ponton (pictured) reported the burglary at Joe Burrow’s $7.5m home

Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes’ Kansas City-area properties were burglarized in October

Diane is quoted as saying on the call: ‘[Olivia] is wondering what she should do, if she should be hiding or if she should be going outside.’

Ponton could later be heard saying in a separate call: ‘Someone broke into my house… It’s like completely messed up.’

It is unclear why Ponton was at Burrow’s home, though documents from the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office stated that she is ’employed by Mr. Burrow.’

The police report also added that she gave officers ‘a non-detailed itemization of what items were possibly missing.’