Chiefs superfan Xavier Babudar accused of a bank robbery is on the run after missing his court hearing, will be held to a $1M bail if caught
Chiefs Supefan skips court hearing as he cuts his ankle monitor and vanishes into the air.
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Xaviar Babudar (Image via News on 6 and FOX 5 Atlanta)
Kansas City Chiefs has been at the center of the league ever since Patrick Mahomes took over as the quarterback. With Mahomes under center, the team has proved tenfold and won two Super Bowls in the last five years. The fanbase of Kansas City also increased exponentially, with fans cheering for the team on and off the field.
The Chiefs have a superfan who supports the team in every match wearing an entire wolf costume. The man behind the suit was identified as Xavier Babudar who also runs a Twitter handle where he criticizes and trolls every team that faces Kansas City.
Everybody loved having Babudar dressing up as a wolf at the Chiefs game however, things took a turn for the worse when he wasn’t in attendance during the Chiefs-Texans game last year. He didn’t tweet a day before about Houston facing the best team in the league and his disappearance from the stadium had people asking a lot of questions.
Reddit sleuths put on their thinking cap and quickly found out that Xavier Babudar aka ChiefsAholic had been arrested for allegedly being involved in a bank robbery in Bixby, Oklahoma.
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Chiefs Superfan Xavier Babudar pleaded not guilty to the bank robbery charges
New developments in the case on Monday were released when it was reported that Xavier Babudar had removed his ankle monitor and is on the run before he was set to appear in court for his arraignment. Now, in addition to the bank robbery charges, charges for removing an ankle monitoring device will also be added to his rap sheet as per Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office spokesperson.
If Xavier Babudar is caught by the authorities, he will be held to a $1 million bail. The Superfan’s bail bondsman Michael Lloyd told ESPN that he wants to help him get out of the predicament he has gotten himself in. “He needs to call me because I can help him. Everybody and their mother are looking for him,” he said.
ChiefsAholic was identified as the suspect who robbed Tulsa Teachers Credit Union at gunpoint and got away with bucketloads of cash per FOX23. Xavier was wearing a mask, it’s unclear whether it was a wolf mask, but the authorities were able to identify him as the prime suspect in the robbery. Babudar pleaded not guilty to the robbery charges and was released in February.
Looks like the Chiefs superfan has gotten himself in a lot of trouble and unfortunately, Patrick Mahomes can’t get him out of the ditch by throwing a touchdown!
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