Shai Gilgeous-Alexander calming down after a home invasion
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He finishes his answer with a wide, reassuring smile. Interviewed after the press conference after the Thunder win against Pelican, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander said he and his loved ones are doing well after a burglary at his Oklahoma City home last week.
The theft happened while the reigning MVP was playing a home game. “Long story short, everyone is safe, and that’s all that really matters in this story. The rest comes and goes, but my loved ones are fine, so I’m fine. I’m happy, thank you »reacted the Thunder leader.
Nichols Hills Police who has been investigating this burglary for several daysdid not provide any new information regarding this case. Agents intervened around 19:45. last Thursday, after a burglary was reported at a player’s home while the Thunder faced the Wizards at home. Local news channels in Oklahoma City showed footage of police at the scene.
No arrests
“The suspects fled before police arrived. No arrests have yet been made, but there is no indication that the public is in danger,” authorities said. No details have been released about the property stolen from the home, which is estimated to be worth about $4 million.
The burglary is part of a series of thefts targeting professional athletes in the United States in recent months, including Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelcefrom i Joe Burrow (NFL), Evgeni Malkin (NHL) or Luka Doncic (NBA). These houses are targeted because of the valuable property believed to be there.
Police have already warned sports leagues: burglars often operate on game days, aware that players are away. In November 2024following the increase in these cases, the NBA also recommended its players to increase the security of their residences.
2025-11-03 08:46:00
