Kansas City Chiefs News: Chiefsaholic Out On Bail Is Now On The Most Wanted List

The Chiefs superfan accused of robbing a bank removed his GPS tracker and escaped bail in late March. He’s still evading capture more than two months later. The real story behind Kansas City Chiefs superfan “ChiefsAholic” was revealed to the public back in December.

Kansas City Chiefs News: Chiefsaholic Out On Bail Is Now On The Most Wanted List

The well-known NFL superfan’s absence from the Chiefs’ away game versus the Houston Texans revealed this.

Investigators on the internet set to work and discovered something unbelievable. Xaviar Babudar was the man wearing the wolf outfit, and he had a somewhat terrible history.

He robbed a bank kinda shocking!

Chiefsaholoic was detained in December for robbing an Oklahoma credit union in Tulsa, and he was freed on bond in February with the condition that he remain in the state of Oklahoma and wear an ankle monitor. But he made the decision to run, and the cops haven’t located him.

Such a strange tale. Bubadar claimed in court to be destitute, but the police discovered he had a sizable amount of revenue and possessions.

He is now on the Most Wanted List of the Greater Kansas City Crimestoppers.

“I have reached out to him and am waiting to hear back from him,” Tracy Tiernan, Babudar’s lawyer, told ESPN when Babudar missed his court hearing. “I don’t know the circumstances of why [the ankle monitor] was removed and how it was removed.”

Babudar’s reputation has been problematic as a result of the heist and related turmoil. Babudar gained popularity on social media for attending games while dressed as a wolf and wearing Chiefs clothing.

When he failed to appear for that court date, a $1 million warrant was issued.

 

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