A New York Personal Pable owner pleaded guilty of having bought and sold luxury items stolen by a national burglary team, the victims of which include the quarter of the Bengals of Cincinnati, Joe Burrow, according to the American prosecutor’s office in the Oriental District of New York.
Burrow played a game on the road in December against the Dallas cowboys when objects were stolen from his home. An insane FBI complaint in February, identifying Burrow only as “athlete 5”, listed the total value of the stolen items at around $ 300,000.
The model of burglary of the houses of the athletes while they were scheduled publicly elsewhere include the stars of the chiefs of Kansas City Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce and the NBA Stars Luka Doncic des Los Angeles Lakers and Mike Conley of the Timberwolves of Minnesota.
The owner of a guaranteed lender Dimitriy Nezhinskiy, 43, of North Bergen, New Jersey, pleaded guilty on Friday to a conspiracy chief to receive stolen property before a Federal Court of Brooklyn. He admitted having knowingly bought stolen goods, including high -end watches, jewelry and handbags.
NOSHINSKIY, whose date of determination of the sentence has not been determined, risks a maximum of five years in prison and a return of approximately $ 2.5 million and forfeiture of more than $ 2.5 million. In addition, because he is from the country of Georgia while legally residing in the United States, Nunehinskiy faces federal accusations and the possibility of expulsion, said district judge William F. Kuntz.
“This accused managed a black market pipeline, purchasing luxury products stolen from organized flight teams that were targeting houses and businesses,” New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said on Friday. “It was a deliberate operation that helped professional burglars prey in innocent people.”
Co-defender Juan Villar, 48, who co-managed the lender on wages, pleaded guilty in June to the same accusation, the American prosecutor’s office announced on Friday. The two men have worked together since 2020, according to the press release, as “fences” to receive and buy stolen products outside New York. Villar, du Queens, is also waiting for the conviction.
“For more than five years, Dimitriy Nezhinskiy has established a request for stolen goods, which have enabled the South American flights to take advantage of repeated burglary,” said assistant director of the FBI in charge Christopher Raia in a statement. “His purchases have perpetuated a crime undulation targeting residences and business across the country.”
The American lawyer’s office said that the South American flights had traveled in the United States and targeted houses in wealthy neighborhoods as well as jewelry sellers. The investigation involving several states led to six arrests.
Nezhinskiy and Villar have not been accused of specific burglary. The police searched the lender on wages and the storage units belonging to Nezhinskiy in New Jersey and found alleged stolen property, in particular sporting memories, works of art and good wine as well as luxury products and clothes and “electric tools conforming to those commonly used in burglaries and the safe -opening”, according to the office of the American prosecutor.
Three men arrested in a series of burglaries, including that of Burrow’s home, were charged in February by a great federal jury in Cincinnati, according to the American prosecutor’s office for the southern Ohio district.
Burrow said in the last season of the Netflix “Quarterback” program which was published earlier this month that it had canceled the purchase of a replica, fully operating Batmobile after the burglary of his house.
“I become very uncomfortable,” said Burrow to the show. “My life is very public. This accompanies the work, but there are certain parts of your life that belong to you. Your house is one of them.”
Ben Baby and Field media information in the ESPN field was used in this report.
