Lately, sports fans have been alarmed by a string of home burglaries. These aren't ordinary break-ins; they're cleverly timed to happen when the homeowners are away. Just a month ago, NFL star Patrick Mahomes was the first to fall victim. His house was robbed while he was out of town. The thieves didn't stop there. They targeted his teammate Travis Kelce the very next day, and a few days later, Joe Burrow also got hit. Recently, Dallas Mavericks superstar Luka Doncic's house was broken into while he was out with his family.

Thankfully, no one was home during these incidents. But the thieves seem to know the players' schedules well. They've even been spotted using drones to watch the houses. This isn't a simple crime; security experts suggest it's a sophisticated operation, perhaps even a cartel.

Luka's business manager confirmed that the star and his family are safe. The police are investigating, and it's clear that they need to work harder to protect these athletes. It's not just about the stolen items, but also the invasion of privacy and the fear it causes.

Jaylen Brown, another NBA star, recently shared his frustration with the media's handling of his home break-in. He feels the media intrusion adds to the stress of the situation.

Sports Stars' Homes Targeted: A Recent Crime Wave

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