Bankrobbing Super Fan Chiefsaholic Sentenced to 17.5 Years In Prison
The Chiefs superfan known as Chiefsaholic has been sentenced on charges related to a bank robbery spree hours before his favorite team kicks off their run for a third straight title.Per multiple reports, Xaviar Babudar pleaded guilty to money laundering, transporting stolen property across state lines and bank robbery earlier this year and he was sentenced to 17.5 years in prison in a federal courthouse in Kansas City on Thursday. Babudar’s lawyers were seeking a 10-year sentence while prosecutors wanted a 20-year term.Babudar was initially arrested in December 2022 after an armed robbery. He was released on bond, jumped bail and robbed more banks before being caught again in July 2023.Babudar admitted to robbing more than $800,000 from banks as part of his plea deal and has been ordered to pay more than $530,000 in restitution to his victims. He is also facing a $10.8 million civil judgment after being sued by a bank teller he threatened with a gun.
Well, this is the end of one of the greatest stories I have ever blogged, or is it? Xavier Babudar is 29 years old, he will get out of prison at 46.5 years old and probably younger with good behavior. With 17 years of prison workouts and prison juice, we could see a stronger and faster Chiefsaholic hit the scene in 10ish years. I promise you I will try to get a jailhouse interview with Chiefsaholic.
If you have any contacts with his legal team or a prison guard where he ends up I will be indebted to you for life.
The ballad of Chiefsaholic, a western outlaw who unfortunately was born in the wrong time period.
I honestly will write a country ballad about a Chiefsaholic whose love of the Chiefs and attending games caused him to go on a life of crime, where he was constantly on the run after attending Chiefs games and robbing banks at away games.
It actually could go pretty hard.
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John Dillinger was considered a hero, Chiefsaholic a menace to society.
When did we stop glorifying Robinhood like criminals who steal from the big banks and bring joy to football fanbases?