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A Kansas City Chiefs superfan better known as  ChiefsAholic  has pleaded guilty in connection to various bank robberies across several states.Xaviar Michael Babudar, 29, pleaded guilty Wednesday to one count of money laundering and one count of transporting stolen property across state lines. Wednesdays p vaso stanley lea also included a guilty plea to abank robbery case stanley cup becher  out of Oklahoma.As part of the agreement, Babudar must bay $523,675 in restitution and forfeit an autographed painting of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.A sentencing hearing is set for July 10. Babudar faces up to 50 years in federal prison on the charges. Wednesdays plea includes both parties agreeing that the sentences run concurrently.Babudar admitted to 11 bank robberies across seven states as part of his plea. His violent crime spree across the Midwest and beyond traumatized bank employees and victimized financial institutions in seven states,  U.S. Attorney Teresa Moore said in a press release.  The defend tried to conceal hundreds of thousands of dollars in stolen cash by using it to gamble  stanley cup online and at casinos, but the odds caught up with him. At the same time of his crime spree, Babudar earned his reputation as a Chiefs super fan by attending games dressed as a wolf in Chiefs clothing. While Babudar garnered significant national attention, his criminal actions were reckless 鈥?intimidating and victimizing bank employees and the institutions themselves,  FBI Special Agent in Charge Stephen A. Cyrus  Egpv School board meets among looming job cuts
8 T; w% D; v# z3 } TAMPA, Fla.- The Tampa Police Department is searching for a man and a woman who brought a child with them, during two robberies.The crimes happened on October31 and November 1. The robbers targeted families who live off of Beverly Avenue and Platt Street.According to detectives, the crooks used the same story. Authorities said they toldthe victims they worked on their roofs years ago, tricking them with the bogus story. Once they gained their trust, they in stanley sverige vited themselves into the homes and asked to use the bathroom.Detectives said the robbers got away with cash and jewelry from one home and prescription drugs from the se stanley borraccia cond home. Detectives said the thieves may be driving a black, 4 door Chrysler.ABC Action News spoke to one of the victims, who did not want to be identified for her safety. She said she tried to stop the robbers. I grabbed he stanley isolierkanne r by the front of her shirt, but she got away from me. They ran out. They got in the car. Im out yelling help, help,  she said.The victim said she should have known better and not allowed them inside her house. She said she is disheartened knowing there was a child around6 years oldwith them who may have been involved in the crimes. She has nodoubt the kid was in on the scam. You work so hard for whatever you have and then you got people out there teaching their kids how to be a robber,  she said.Authorities do not believe there are more victims, but if you think you were targeted, you need to contact the police department. The police d