Who is Kansas City Chiefs superfan Xaviar Michael Babudar?
Lily Fisher
Published Feb 07, 2026
Government police accept a frenzied Kansas City Bosses fan is liable for looting a bank in Iowa
Police are researching other bank and credit association burglaries that have happened across the focal US
Xaviar Michael Babudar was accused of one count of bank burglary and one count of getting taken property across state lines
Government police have said a crazy Kansas City Bosses fan known as “ChiefsAholic” is liable for looting a bank in Iowa. They are additionally researching other bank and credit association burglaries that have happened across the focal US.
Xaviar Michael Babudar, 28, of Overland Park, Kansas, was accused on Monday of one count of bank burglary and one count of getting taken property across state lines, as per government specialists. It wasn’t promptly self-evident assuming Babudar had legitimate portrayal.
Babudar regularly went to games while dressed as a full-body wolf due to his huge online entertainment following. His Twitter account has been erased.
A Kansas City Chiefs super fan who was arrested in 2022 in connection with a bank robbery in Oklahoma is now suspected in a string of bank robberies across five other states, officials say.
— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 10, 2023
He was blamed for looting a credit association in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in December. Examiners guarantee that in the wake of being delivered on bond in February, he eliminated a lower leg screen and got away prior to being secured on Friday near Sacramento, California.
Babudar is charged in an affirmation of ransacking the Incomparable Western Bank in Clive, Iowa, in Walk 2022 and grabbing around $70,000 in real money. Examiners asserted that he is denounced in various different burglaries and may have to deal with extra penalties.
As per the testimony, Babudar went through the Midwest looting banks and credit associations in Tennessee, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Iowa prior to laundering the cash through gambling clubs and financial balances. He is likewise under doubt for two endeavored thefts of credit associations in Minnesota.
As per the objection, a FBI examination found that Babudar spent more than $1 million on chips at gambling clubs in Missouri, Kansas, and Illinois between April 2022 and December 2022.
