Is one of the burglars at Joe Burrow's house a Bengals fan? New evidence suggests so

Earlier this month, four Chilean men suspected of being involved in the burglary of Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's home were pulled over by police, and one of them was notably wearing a Bengals hat. The Ohio State Highway Patrol recently released body camera footage from the Jan. 10 traffic stop, which initially began due to an improper lane change but soon escalated into a more significant investigation.

During the stop, officers reportedly smelled marijuana, prompting them to search the vehicle. Inside the trunk, they discovered a designer bag and a suitcase containing an LSU shirt-items that could potentially be linked to Burrow, who famously played for Louisiana State University before his NFL career.

Additionally, window punchers were located in the glove box. These tools are often associated with break-ins, raising further suspicions about the group's activities.

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The four individuals-Alexander Chavez, Bastian Morales, Jordan Sanchez, and Sergio Cabello-are currently facing four felony charges. These include possessing criminal tools and participating in a criminal gang. While burglary charges have not yet been filed, authorities are continuing their investigation into the case. "Burglary charges could be on the horizon," officials noted, though they have not definitively stated that these men are responsible for the Burrow heist.

Designer bag and LSU shirt found in vehicle of suspected burglars

The footage from the stop provides further intrigue. One suspect's choice of headwear-a Bengals hat-has raised eyebrows, as it's unclear whether it belonged to Burrow himself or was simply coincidental. The revelation adds another layer to the ongoing investigation, which has yet to determine whether these men are definitively linked to the burglary.

The suspects' alleged connection to a criminal gang has also drawn attention. The combination of the items found in their possession and the circumstances of their arrest has led many to speculate about their involvement in other crimes. For now, authorities appear to be building their case carefully, with evidence continuing to surface.

While officials have not explicitly confirmed that these individuals were behind the burglary at Joe Burrow's home, the evidence gathered so far seems to point in that direction. As the investigation unfolds, more details are expected to emerge about the extent of their alleged criminal activities and whether they targeted Burrow specifically.