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Every fanbase has a well-known, die-hard fan. For example, the New York Jets have Fireman Ed while the LA Clippers have Clipper Darrell.
Well, the Kansas City Chiefs have one too who goes by the name of “ChiefsAholic” on Twitter and attends games in a wolf costume. Now, it turns out he allegedly robbed a bank on his way to Week 15’s game against the Houston Texans.
Christian Folsom shared how the well-known Chiefs fan will no longer be wearing his wolf costume. Another fan asked for some clarity and Folsom reveals that the guy apparently robbed a bank. Now, images emerge that may, or may not be the person in question. Even so, the costume looks incredibly similar.
*deep breath* LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOO pic.twitter.com/kJ5WoXfZ2X
— Nick (@seahawksnerd75) December 19, 2022
According to Robert Littal, Xavier Michael Babudar, also known as ChiefsAholic, has officially been arrested for “armed bank robbery while on his way to see the Chiefs play in Houston.” He was reportedly arrested on Friday, December 16, and fans who know Babudar were worried about him when he didn’t arrive at the game.
Details on Chiefs Superfan ChiefsAholic aka Xavier Michael Babudar Being Arrested For Armed Bank Robbery While On His Way to See The Chiefs Play in Houston; Here is How Much The Judge Has Set His Bond Amount (Court Docs) https://t.co/3TSL80aVpo pic.twitter.com/4cz9brz519
— Robert Littal BSO (@BSO) December 20, 2022
Well, turns out they shouldn’t have been worrying about him at all, as he’s allegedly a bad person. ChiefsAholic is an extremely well-known fan amongst those who follow the team. So this news is probably a bit of a blow to the Kansas City fanbase.
Regardless, this might just be an all-time dumb decision.