Last month, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce experienced break-ins at their homes within a few days of each other, according to law enforcement reports. These incidents aren't what you hope for, particularly for professional athletes. The break-ins happened around the time of a home game against the New Orleans Saints on October 7. Mahomes' home was targeted a day before the game, while Kelce's home was hit during the game itself.

Mahomes found the situation upsetting and disappointing, but he couldn't share many details due to the ongoing investigation. His home is in a private, gated community in Cass County, and it was reported as a burglary just after midnight on October 6. There weren't any reports of missing items. The sheriff's department is actively investigating but hasn't provided any updates on arrests.

Kelce's home, located in the affluent suburb of Leawood in Kansas, was targeted around 7:30 p. m. on October 7. The crime was reported the next morning. The incident resulted in the loss of $20, 000 in cash and damage to a rear door. The house features a wine cellar, a backyard pool, and a six-car garage. Authorities didn't comment on the victims of the crime except in cases of fatalities.

These situations remind us that even public figures aren't immune to such incidents. It’s crucial to consider the emotional impact and potential security concerns for both players. While specific details are still under investigation, the incidents highlight the ongoing challenges of maintaining safety and security.

Two Chiefs Players Face Home Break-ins

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