Pawn show owner in hot water for selling Bengals QB's items

Are you ready for some football! Don't act like I'm the only one who grew up dancing to that song because the answer was always yes. One of the few things my stepdad and I bonded over. Rookies are already at the NFL training camps and the veterans are showing up this week. I hope the players have a good security system on their homes while they're away because athletes' homes have been targeted by robbers in a coordinated way. The robberies usually occur when the player is out of town for a road game.

Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs, Luca Doncic of the Los Angeles Lakers and Mike Conley of the Minnesota Timberwolves all have had their homes robbed. The latest victim, who was referred to as Athlete 5, was revealed to be Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrows. Robbers stole $300,000 worth of cash, jewelry, and other items.

The robbers haven't been caught yet, but their boy Dimitry has. Dimitry Nezhinskiy owns a pawn shop in NYC. He has plead guilty to buying and selling luxury items stolen by a national burglary crew. He admitted purchasing stolen items including high end watches, jewelry, and handbags. He faces 5 years in prison and a $2.5 million fine, also, because he's from the country of Georgia, he faces deportation.

Joe Burrow is understandably shaken up. "I just get very uncomfortable. My life is very public, that comes with the job, but there's certain parts of your life that are yours. Your house is one of those." Burrow made the statement on the Netflix show Quarterback. On the show he also mentions canceling a replica Batmobile that is fully functional.

We all dream of winning the lottery and becoming an overnight millionaire. Then we think what we would do with all of that money. You gotta have one big splurge purchase and any millionaire could have a Ferrari or Rolls Royce or Bugatti...although at last check Bugatti's were going for $3 mil...Batmobile is collectable. Ever since the first Batman, which is the best sorry not sorry, and I'm talking about Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson's version. Ever since I saw that I wanted that car. Back to the den of thieves errr I mean corrupt pawn shop, dude will not only lose his business if convicted, he'll also be deported. What a moron but then again criminals aren't usually the brightest.