Thread: Illegals Who Allegedly Broke Into Joe Burrow’s Home Posted Photos Posing with Loot

Illegals Who Allegedly Broke Into Joe Burrow’s Home Posted Photos Posing with Loot



by Warner Todd Huston 7 Feb 2025

The feds have busted a gang of illegal migrant alleged burglars who posted photos of themselves with high-dollar items stolen from NFL quarterback Joe Burrow’s home.

The group of migrants from Chile were arrested after the December 9 break-in of the Bengals player’s Cincinnati home where about $300,000 in luxury items were stolen when he was at an away game, according to the New York Post.

The alleged crooks posed for photos wearing Burrow’s expensive watches, and displaying Louis Vuitton luggage and wads of cash.



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8:23 AM · Feb 7, 2025

Officials also say photos showed the migrants wearing Burrow’s diamond-encrusted “B9” and “#9” neckchains.

The suspects have been identified as Chilean nationals Jordan Francisco Quiroga Sanchez, 22, Bastian Alejandro Orellana Morales, 23, and Sergio Andres Ortega Cabello, 38. A fourth suspect appears to be a minor and was not identified.

Prosecutors say that the migrants are part of a South American theft gang, which flies in foreign nationals to commit robberies, then flies them back home.

“Our investigation remains ongoing as these individuals seem to be the alleged tip of the iceberg of South American Theft Groups committing crimes throughout our district and elsewhere,” US Attorney Kenneth L. Parker said in a statement.

“We owe it to the victims, whether they are or are not professional athletes, to follow the evidence into these alleged criminal networks and hold the law-breakers accountable,” he added.

Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy has warned of the growth of “burglary tourism” as law enforcement tracks gangs of South Americans who fly into the country to commit home invasions, and he wants to remove the country of Chile from the State Department’s approved Visa Waiver Program (VWP).

“American communities have experienced an outbreak of ‘burglary tourism,’ in which Chilean organized crime rings have been able to exploit the VWP loopholes by entering the U.S. without a visa or any proper criminal background check.,” Roy noted late last month.



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BREAKING: American communities have experienced an outbreak of “burglary tourism,” in which Chilean organized crime rings have been able to exploit the VWP loopholes by entering the U.S. without a visa or any proper criminal background check



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EXCLUSIVE: Republican Lawmakers Want Trump’s Admin To Bring ‘Burglary Tourism’ To An End
Republicans are encouraging the Trump administration to better address organized crime by by kicking Chile out of the Visa Waiver Program (VWP).

5:11 PM · Jan 29, 2025

https://www.breitbart.com/sports/2025/02/07/illegals-who-allegedly-broke-into-joe-burrows-home-posted-photos-posing-with-loot/

These illegal alien thieves sound like the tourist burglar rings we have been reading about who come into America from Chile, rob a lot of houses, then often go home.

Pre-trial hearing, August 7: National Day of Protest to Drop the Charges on Alejandro Orellana! Protesting ICE is not a crime!

Pre-trial hearing, August 7: National Day of Protest to Drop the Charges on Alejandro Orellana! Protesting ICE is not a crime!

July 21, 2025



Fight Back News Service is circulating the following statement from the Committee to Stop FBI Repression.
]The Committee to Stop FBI Repression is calling on organizations across the US to join a National Day of Action on August 7 and to demand that the charges on Alejandro Orellana be dropped. There is no crime in protesting ICE and deportations, protecting protesters, and speaking out against Trump’s anti-immigrant policies.
On August 7, Alejandro Orellana, an immigrants rights activist and leader in Centro Community Service Organization in East Los Angeles, will have his final pre-trial hearing. He currently faces two bogus federal charges, one of conspiracy and another to commit disorder, and is looking at up to five years in prison for protesting ICE raids in LA. The trial itself will begin on August 26.
The prosecutor and law enforcement allege that Orellana drove a truck carrying personal protective equipment (PPE) and face shields to anti-ICE protests and that this constitutes a conspiracy to commit a crime. But in our view, there is nothing wrong with bringing face shields to protests while police are shooting rubber bullets and tear gas into crowds.
In multiple instances, police have taken out protesters’ eyes with rubber bullets. Federal agents have been flouting due process, raiding workplaces and parking lots, and arresting hundreds of immigrant workers, like the 200 immigrants arrested off farms in Camarillo, California, while police brutalize protesters.
Orellana has done nothing wrong. He has dedicated over 10 years of his life to demanding justice for Chicanos and Latinos who were killed by police or who were deported. He has opposed unjust wars, and he has spoken up again and again for what is right. He represents a political threat to the Trump administration, and that is the sole reason he is being targeted.
On the other hand, the US Attorney Bilal Essayli represents the opposite. He is pursuing charges against other anti-ICE protesters, including the union president of the SEIU California, David Huerta. Huerta was held in custody on a $50,000 bail. Essayli defended Trump’s decision to use the California National Guard to quell the LA protests. Essayli carries out the MAGA agenda full-force, and he is Trump’s man in California.
It is in the interest of everyone who believes in civil liberties, the right to free speech, and the right to freedom of assembly, to demand that the charges on Orellana be dropped. Neither protesting Trump, nor ICE, nor deportations, should ever be a crime.
On August 7, we are asking everyone to:
1) Organize a protest for August 7 at a federal building, federal courthouse, or local ICE office, to demand that the US government drop the charges on Alejandro Orellana.
2) Call U.S. Attorney Bilal Essayli on August 7 at 213-894-2400 and demand that the charges be dropped.
3) If you are in an organization, release a solidarity statement to demand that the charges be dropped.
4) Donate to the legal fund: Venmo @CentroCSO or Zelle CSO at: +1 (323) 580-3764
You can find flyers, materials, and case updates for Alejandro Orellana at www.stopfbi.org, on this page. Keep scrolling to find the downloadable materials.[/COLOR]

#InJusticeSystem #PoliticalRepression #StopFBI #FBI #CSFR #ImmigrantRights #ICE #AlejandroOrellana #CentroCSO #Featured

Pre-trial hearing, August 7: National Day of Protest to Drop the Charges on Alejandro Orellana! Protesting ICE is not a crime! — Fight Back! News



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