Chilean Nationals Indicted in Organized Crime Ring Targeting Joe Burrow and Other Athletes

Three men face state and federal charges for a $300,000 burglary at Joe Burrow's home, linked to a broader South American theft network.

Three Chilean men, Jordan Francisco Quiroga Sanchez, Bastian Alejandro Orellana Morales, and Sergio Andres Ortega Cabello, have been indicted on charges of engaging in a corrupt activity pattern and burglary related to a break-in at Joe Burrow's Ohio home.
The suspects, believed to be part of a South American crime ring, are accused of stealing $300,000 worth of items, including jewelry, designer bags, and memorabilia, while Burrow was playing a game in Texas on December 9, 2024.
Photos found on the suspects' phones show them posing with stolen items, including Burrow's jewelry and personal belongings, which were seized during a traffic stop in January 2025.
Officials confirmed that the suspects entered the U.S. legally but are now held under an ICE detainer, preventing them from leaving the country even if bail is posted.
Authorities warn that other members of the crime ring may still be at large, and a specialized task force has been established to investigate similar burglaries targeting professional athletes across the U.S.