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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A Kansas City Chiefs superfan known as “ChiefsAholic” and familiar for attending games dressed as a wolf in the NFL team’s gear has been indicted by a federal grand jury that accuses him of armed robbery and money laundering in a string of bank heists across four states that netted […]

Xavier Babudar was charged in a 19-count indictment returned by a federal grand jury in Kansas City.

Court records show Xaviar Michael Babudar will have a first appearance in Kansas City federal court at 3 p.m. Friday.

A Kansas City Chiefs superfan on the run for months will soon be returned to the heart of Chiefs Kingdom.

Chiefs fan “ChiefsAholic” was arrested in California and is accused of robbing multiple Midwest banks and laundering money through casinos.

Kansas City Chiefs Superfan, ChiefsAholic, makes KC Crimestoppers Most Wanted Fugitives list after skipping court hearing in March.

Kansas City Chiefs fans might recognize the man in a wolf mask in the Los Angeles Chargers’ schedule release video.

Jason and Travis Kelce invited Chiefs superfan “ChiefsAholic” on their New Heights podcast, but he’s currently wanted in a bank robbery.

Xavier Babudar, also known as ChiefsAholic, is accused of removing his ankle monitor and skipping a hearing for a bank robbery in Oklahoma.

A Tulsa County judge ordered a Kansas City Superfan, known on social media sites as “ChiefsAholic,” to stay in Oklahoma as one of the conditions of his reduced bail.

The Kansas City superfan known on social media sites as “ChiefsAholic” is seeking to have his bail on bank robbery charges substantially reduced, releasing him from an Oklahoma jail just in time for the Super Bowl.

A Chiefs fan named Doobie said he borrowed a team flag and hung it over the railing during the latest Raiders-Chargers game.