A New York Jets The player was stolen under the threat of a weapon in New Jersey during the weekend after the police said that he and another had been “targeted” following a trip to Manhattan, according to a report.
This week’s Declaration, the Ministry of Public Security, published a statement confirming that two individuals had been stolen under the threat of a weapon “in the wind energy city section” on Saturday around 8 pm.
A New York Jets player was said to have been stolen under the threat of a weapon over the weekend. (Images Nick Cammett / Diamond via Getty Images)
“A witness reported having seen an unidentified group of men leaving a dark color SUV and stealing two individuals in a second vehicle to the threat of a weapon. The suspects would have taken money and personal objects before fleeing the scene, “the statement said.
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No one was injured, but the police said they believe that the victims were “targeted and followed by Manhattan”
The police said they thought it was an “isolated incident”.
The authorities did not confirm the identity of the victims, but a neighbor told NBC New York that one of the victims was an current NFL player for the New York Jets.
A New York Jets player was stolen from Gun Point on New Jersey on Saturday after being tracked down by a group of armed men. (Images Perry Knotts / Getty)
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Saturday’s incident is the last in a series of flights and home flights targeting professional athletes.
On Tuesday, seven migrants from Chile were charged to the Federal Court of Florida as part of a national network which organized burglaries in the houses of certain stars such as the Patrick Mahomas of the NFL and Travis Kelce, among others.
Men are accused of having stolen about $ 2 million in watches, jewelry, cash and other valuables, including a safe that they cracked later.
The Kansas City Chiefs Serré Lête Travis Kelce goes to the crowd after a defeat against the Eagles of Philadelphia during the NFL Super Bowl Lix football match on Sunday, February 9, 2025 in New Orleans. (Photo / abbie parr)
Nothing indicates that the armed robbery on Saturday was connected to this criminal network.
