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Los Angeles area home owned by New York freelance star Sabrina Ionescu and her husband, a former NFL player Chronis Grasusuffered a break-in on Monday, December 15, with the suspect allegedly stealing $60,000 worth of handbags. NBC4 Los Angeles the report said.
Neither Ionescu, 28, nor Grasu, 34, was home at the time of the robbery.
The Los Angeles Police Department tells NBC4 that two suspects wearing ski masks entered by breaking a glass sliding window in the rear of the home, triggering the alarm.
Police are still reviewing surveillance footage and no arrests have been made as of Tuesday afternoon, December 16.
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Ionescu plays regular season basketball in Brooklyn, but she’s from the West Coast. She grew up in the San Francisco area, while Grasu grew up in Los Angeles. They were both standout athletes at the University of Oregon, although their college careers didn’t overlap.
Ionescu and Grasu started dating in 2021, Marriage in 2024 At a ceremony that included former NBA stars pau gasol and Steve Nash, Vanessa Bryant And Oregon duck.
“March 10, 2024 🤍,” Ionescu wrote on Instagram after the wedding, alongside a photo. “The day I married my best friend and my significant other. The best day of my life. I love you forever and ever❤️”
Ionescu is the latest professional athlete to have his home burglarized in more than a year. Just the other night, Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jeffrey SimmonsWhile he was on the road playing the San Francisco 49ers, his home was robbed. Cleveland Browns quarterback in November Sherdel Sanders‘The house was robbed When he first played in the NFL.
French football superstar Olivier Giroud’s Los Angeles home was reportedly raided by burglars earlier this month, resulting in the loss of $500,000 in jewelry. According to ESPN, on February 5, the Los Angeles Police Department received a call that a window of 38-year-old Giroux’s residence in west Los Angeles was broken. The caller was reportedly Giroud’s (…)
A series of robberies have plagued NFL players over the last year, with suspects often choosing to carry out robberies while players are at the ballpark on game day. patrick mahomes, Travis Kelce and Joe Burrow were targeted, resulting in the former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III Calls on the league to do more to protect players’ homes.
“I just think the NFL has to collectively do something to protect the homes of players when they’re not on the field,” Griffin III, 35, Exclusive story us weekly Last December. “The NFL has the ability to do that. Yes, it might cost them some money, but you have to protect these players and their families when they’re not home.”
Aaron RodgersThe then-New York Jets player told reporters last season that he hired full-time security at his home and that he was always concerned about his personal safety.
“It’s something we think about from time to time,” he said. “That way you’re a little bit exposed. There seems to be a professional aspect to it, (the thieves) don’t care if there’s a camera or if an alarm is set. They’ll be in and out quickly.”
This disturbing trend extends to the NBA as well, with players Bobby Portis, Mike Conley Jr. and Luka Doncic All became victims. Ionescu is believed to be the first WNBA player to have his home robbed during this time.
Ionescu, the No. 1 pick in the 2020 WNBA draft, spent her entire six-year career with the Liberty, helping lead the team to its first championship in 2024.