Tua Tagovailoa, The Miami Dolphins star quarterback said he has hired additional security personnel Given the wave of robberies that affected the homes of several NFL stars.
“I have personal security because my house was broken into a while ago, and they took one of my cars, so we have personal security. We have my wife and someone under house arrest with staff. So, to be clear, they are armed.” So you decide to go to my house. If you do, I’m sure you’ll think twice,” the quarterback said in a press conference.
Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa has hired an armed security force to protect his home:
“Let it be known, they are armed…if you decide to go to my house, I hope you think twice.”pic.twitter.com/kfDCblRhRO
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) December 11, 2024
Tagoailoa noted the burglaries that hit the homes of Kansas City Chiefs Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce throughout the campaign on October 7; Linval Joseph, former Dallas Cowboys, in the last week of September; And Joe Burrow, quarterback of the Cincinnati Bengals, most recently, the previous Monday.
All of the robberies occurred while they were playing with their respective teams, and on Nov. 21 the NFL issued a security alert targeting its 32 teams so that its players could improve their security systems in the face of repeated robberies. A transnational criminal who targets professional sportsmen, according to police reports.
Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce’s home was robbed
The Kansas City Chiefs players were frustrated by this turn of events
According to investigations with the participation of the FBI, these criminal groups carry out their robberies only after making sure that no one can be found in the houses, which is why no violence is recorded, Tagovailova insisted on wanting to be cautious.
“I don’t want to take a risk with my family and my children who are sleeping at home,” Dua said.
Days after his home was robbed, Joe Burrow admitted that the incident made him feel vulnerable because of his status as a public figure.
