It's Super Bowl 57 on Fox and here we go.
The Kansas City Chiefs!
It's the freakin' rockin' Super Bowl!
If you look at this game, it's the best player and Patrick Mahomes against the best roster in the Eagles.
Philadelphia Eagles!
This might be one of the best Super Bowls we've ever watched.
Mahomes vs. Hurts, Kelsey vs. Kelsey, Andy Reid vs. Siriano.
Looking forward to this one.
Are you guys feeling good?
Are you feeling nervous?
What is going on?
I spent $1,000 to bat on the Eagles.
Wait, what?
You did?
Yes.
I got money on both.
It don't matter to me.
As an Eagles fan, it scares me, because Mahomes is so good.
Like, Pat Mahomes is going to score, barring an injury, which I really hope doesn't happen.
Here, Patrick Mahomes, let's get it.
It all comes down to this.
Go win the game!
Chase Andre, 1, 2, 3!
Chase!
Listen.
Dreams!
Oh, there we go.
Come on, baby.
Super Bowl 57 starts now!
As a Chiefs fan, the current situation, what's at stake?
Dude, I want this to be a fucking blowout.
I want to be 52 to 14, so I can just, you know, have a little relief, you know what I mean, from my stress and my anxiety.
Get his ass!
Ooh!
Oh, damn!
I would have been right there in that Chiefs end zone.
Son of a bitch.
Given where I was a week ago, thinking I was gonna experience this, you know, in a jail, just imagine that.
Sitting in a fucking cell, missing the fucking Super Bowl, knowing what's at stake.
One of the funniest things I've seen since I've been out is them claiming that the Chiefs haven't lost since I was in jail, right?
And they're like, oh, shit, he should've stayed in jail for this last game.
I'm like, fuck that, dude.
Me being in jail or me being in a fucking hotel room is gonna make a bit of difference.
The Holmes... in trouble, and he is taken down.
And the Holmes is slow getting up.
Oh, boy.
35-yard try Jake Elliott up and it is through and the Eagles extend to a 10-point lead at the half No fucking idea.
No fucking idea.
What's that stick?
Come on, baby?
So something has to give and if Mahomes ankle injury is as bad as the grimace on the sideline indicated that that really could hurt Kansas City but they're not out of it, they got a shot out there.
Just in, police arresting a man moments after he robbed a bank armed with a gun.
Kansas City Chiefs fans are convinced the suspect is a popular Chiefs superfan.
Right now, this is all a legend, but this thing could grow.
Xavier Bobbeter, also known as Chiefs-a-holic, was on the Crimestoppers' most wanted list.
The wolf-wearing, accused bank-robbing superfan.
First of all, just about everything
in America is illegal.
We are all presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
When we took on Xavier's case, we have to figure out what's going on here.
These are some crazy and wild allegations that the government is throwing at him.
Go, go, go, go!
The self-acclaimed Die Hard Chiefs fan faces 19 different counts for alleged crimes that span from Nashville to Oklahoma.
A criminal complaint estimates that the Babadar stole nearly $846,000.
It also alleges that Babadar laundered more than $1 million
From the beginning of this case, folks, the government has been blitzing, and Xavier's pocket was collapsing.
They, like everyone else, is trying to get a piece of the action.
Chief Zahala's story has gained attention all over.
That's a little crazy, isn't it?
I mean, that's a bizarre thing.
Definitely one of those stories that you would see on Netflix down the road.
We've got to turn this runaway train around.
But these charges that he's accused of are no laughing matter.
He's facing a cumulative total of more than 350 years.
If the Chiefs' Kingdom knows anything about Chiefs' Aholic, we know that he doesn't give up.
This is not Chiefs' Aholic's last drop.
And he believes, and we believe, that when the final whistle blows, and all of the facts are known, that he is going to be redeemed in the eyes of his community, in the eyes of his fans, and in the eyes of the Chiefs' Kingdom.
Bopeter's trial is now scheduled for January.
Well, it's a big day.
Governor Xavier wants everyone to know that he loves the Chief's kingdom, he loves Kansas City, and he hopes that you'll rally to his support.
Thank you for your time.
No further questions.
When did Chief Zaholic's image start to unravel?
The unraveling, so to speak, of Chief Zaholic occurs when he's arrested in Bixby, Oklahoma.
9-1-1, what's your address and emergency?
1-3-4-7-5 South Memorial Drive at TTC, you bitchy.
Oh my God, you all made it back?
What's going on there?
Someone just caught our driver and they're trying to rob us.
When the call came, you know, that was one of those instances where that day went from just a routine, quiet December morning to a moment of terror.
Your mind immediately goes in a thousand different directions.
What if this turns into a hostage situation?
Okay, ma'am.
Smells like it's running northbound, dark, gray, dark.
Support, screener out.
Screener out.
The suspect is last seen running north from the bank into the tree line.
I knew that he would end up in the neighborhood just east of the bank.
As I got into the neighborhood and I encountered this guy,
He's not wearing the same description as what was given.
But it was kind of weird because it was a very cold morning.
I got out of my car and was like, hey, sir, can I speak to you for a moment?
And all of a sudden, he just took off.
I got one fleet from you.
Try to pull up.
We already had one of my partners nearby.
And so we got him to stop when I flanked him.
Get your hands up!
We had him in custody for around six and a half minutes.
We got him.
Hell, yeah.
For him, it was a bad day to rob a bank in Bixby.
Check.
Nina.
Kansas City.
You ready?
Three, two, one, go!
Welcome to the...
We all know in the kingdom, the Chiefs have been the NFL's most successful team the past four seasons.
And yet the NFL prognosticators are forecasting gloom and doom in 22 for the Chiefs' kingdom.
Let me tell you something, brother.
The cream always rides us to the top.
This is Arrowhead.
This is Chiefs' kingdom.
This is Chiefs' kingdom!
You can disrespect the Chiefs.
You can doubt the Chiefs.
But you're going to have to deal with the Chiefs.
Chiefs' kingdom is special.
Let's go, Chiefs, baby!
That's the one thing about this place that you don't find anywhere else.
Kansas City has the best fans out there.
We're the loudest, the most involved, the most crazy.
Most of our life revolves around the Chiefs.
This is the 2019 Super Bowl team in miniature.
I wait every week for the Chiefs to play.
I've loved them since I've been 11 years old.
They mean as much as you can imagine to me.
Everything about Chiefs Kingdom is diehard.
There's a difference between diehards and fans, and Chiefs Kingdom live and die with not only every game, every play,
When the Chiefs lose, fans are cool.
They watch games and all that shit.
When the Chiefs lose, and I see, listen, I'm fucked up.
I'm gonna die hard.
It's a lifestyle.
Let me show you the party bus for Chiefs Kingdom.
This is a mural of our memories.
The Chiefs Kingdom's family, to me, it's energetic.
How about those Chiefs?
It's intense.
I had that made.
That's a custom-made sign.
I would say a good portion of my life does revolve around Chiefs.
Welcome to Johnny KC.
But I do not consider myself a superfan.
So what is a superfan?
Yeah, um...
Superfan's kind of a funny term to me, but, I mean, we're really major fanatics for our team.
I am Lynn Weirdwolf Schmidt.
I've been a Chiefs fan since 1971.
I am the keeper of the Wolf Pack.
Go Chiefs!
Here we go baby, Chiefs are over here!
Let's go!
Ran into some of them here, and it's just like, they just love, bleed, die Chiefs.
I'm a senior citizen getting ready to turn 72 in June.
If I can bring inspiration in my age, I'm super excited.
I don't know, it's kind of a different persona, basically.
I mean, you kind of have two different sides of the person.
It's an adrenaline high.
I consider myself fairly normal in my day-to-day life.
I feed the birds, take care of the house, do those kind of things that every normal person does.
But come Sunday, the Chiefs start playing.
You gotta get into that Weird Wolf state of mind.
This is where the magic happens.
It's a way to have mascots amongst the fan base.
I think it's something that's enjoyed by them and by most.
But there are the ones that get lost.
Being a superfan, it can go to your head.
It can literally make you think that you're larger than life.
I just don't know if there's really a superfan doing it like KC Macho, man.
I'm number one in the stadium, number one in your hearts.
I don't have anything against people having these alternate personas.
The problem becomes when the persona becomes the purpose versus the purpose being the kingdom.
Woo!
Let's fucking do it, baby.
You already know what it is.
Chief's been taken over.
Hey, we need to remind these punk-ass Donkey fans, y'all haven't won a single game against us since week two of 2015.
Shut the fuck up and sit your punk asses down.
Let's go, Chief!
Woo!
Let's go, baby!
When I first met Chiefsaholic in person, it was 2020.
He came up to me like he had known me for years.
Zero pressure, total coolness, just really easy to hang out with him.
Go, go, go, go, go!
The first time that I met Chief Staholik, he walked up to me.
I know who you are, man.
Hey, what's up?
I'm Chief Staholik.
I'm just like, who the fuck are you?
Let's go, baby!
Yeah!
He's not a little guy, so it's like when you see this big-ass wolf run up on you, he's literally the big, bad fucking wolf.
Take one, bro!
I came across him on Twitter.
The day of the game, he would always post a hype video.
Whoo!
He would be like, whoo!
Let's fucking go, baby.
You already know what it is.
Seeing his hype videos, that's the highlight of my week.
I don't want to compare him to a god, but that's kind of what he was on social media.
Chief Zahalik had a pretty rabid Twitter account.
He would tweet about the Chiefs nonstop.
The social media was just pure entertainment.
You're my bitch.
In my opinion, not the best representation of the kingdom.
You're in my house now, bitch!
Who's the team that he hates the most?
He hates traitors.
I do too.
What are you doing?
I'm sparing you.
You're waking the neighbors!
Chiefsaholic wasn't afraid to say, I am a success story.
I went to Kansas State.
I managed warehouses.
I built up my life to where I can go to these road games on the road, every single one, and get the best seat in the house.
There was a part of me that was jealous, and I just kind of wanted to start asking him, how the hell are you going to all these games, and how are you sitting front row?
But I kind of didn't want to overstep my boundaries, because I didn't know who the hell he was.
Every aspect about him was a mystery.
This guy, literally nobody knows his name, yet everybody felt they knew everything about him because his persona was bigger than life.
Playing hurt here, how'd this happen?
Believe it or not, I actually broke my ankle on ice, but that's all right.
This is my love, this is my passion, and I'm not gonna let a broken ankle stop me.
This guy eat, slept, breathed Kansas City Chiefs.
It was real.
In a lot of ways, you know, people bought into that.
Fans threw themselves at his feet, literally.
He was a rock star, I kid you not.
He was the Nirvana of 1991.
He was that.
He was the staple to Chiefs' kingdom.
And then one day it just stopped.
I'm like, something's not right.
After the bank robbery here in Bixby, when I caught the suspect, I asked him for his name.
He wouldn't tell me his name.
He wouldn't say a word.
I immediately searched his body for any type of weapons, and we knew that he had produced a gun at the bank.
There is the weapon right there.
Leo.
Hell yeah, my guy.
They waited for detectives to come out to the scene, and they carried on the investigation from there.
We literally, on the day of the incident, got flagged down here on this road by two that were in the bank when everyone was getting robbed.
This bank robbery is something that happened to Pixley.
In my 17 years of working here, we bid three early on.
I've been a part.
I was a part.
Yeah, remember the one off 111?
Yes.
When we got to the scene, items were already out on the curb.
You could see a fake pistol, a paintball mask, US currency in a plastic bag.
When he was arrested, he had all the clothing in the backpack that matched the bank robbery.
Which leads us to believe he was in the woods changing while officers were setting up in the area.
And then when he came out of the woods, he met our officers.
Saw in the picture there was also a PRL model.
Maybe he's trying to be clean, I don't know.
I drove him back to the station where I started the whole booking process.
Not being able to get an identification from him, I was about to book him as John Doe.
But I decided to fingerprint him, not only for our record, but to send his fingerprints out to the FBI.
And then I noticed a couple of tattoos.
One happened to be a Kansas City Chiefs tattoo.
And so I asked him, are you a Kansas City Chiefs fan?
And he chuckled.
And I'm like, oh, I'm a Raiders fan.
Raiders fan just arrested you.
He chuckled some more, but then he got real serious.
At that point, I put him in the holding cell while we waited to get a match on his identification.
That's like an 80s snare drum.
Yeah.
Like on a soundboard or something.
One day, I'm just sitting at my desk, so I went to check Chief Zahaluk's Twitter account.
I noticed that he hadn't said anything in, at that point, I think it was like a day and a half, maybe even two days, but it was abnormal for him.
The guy's an attention absolute whore.
I just remember my feed.
It was post after post of, has anybody heard from Chiefsaholic?
The week he went missing, he tweeted he was going to Texas for the Houston and Chiefs game.
It's game day, and I'm sitting here waiting for that hype video.
I'm like, I'm waiting.
There's no hype video during the game.
There's no tweets out.
Like, I guess Chiefs-o-holic is missing.
The game is over!
Touchdown, Ron McKinnon!
The Chiefs have won!
He wasn't there, and he was missing.
I really didn't care who won.
I was sick to my stomach.
People are starting to, like, panic a little bit.
And they're like, you know, can you call them?
Can you text them?
Whatever.
I shoot him a text.
Nothing.
Then I decided to put a call into him, and it just went right to voicemail.
So that's when I started to reach out to a couple people, and then the word just started to multiply, and it just started to kind of go crazy.
I'm thinking to myself, what if he's dead?
I was scared.
considering I live in New Jersey, I couldn't just get in a car and drive and look for him.
But the thing is, I didn't know where Chief Zaholic lived.
I found it just odd so many people were so concerned about somebody that they didn't even know.
There was a thread about Chief Zaholic, everybody's speculating.
Well, that's kind of how Casey Rockaholic and I got in touch, and I instantly DM'd him.
This is his profile picture.
It's a Photoshopped photo of Patrick Mahomes holding a goat.
I said, what do you think is going on here?
And he was like, I think you got in trouble.
I used to be a news producer.
And when you're producing news, you need a certain set of skills not to, like, quote, like, taken or anything like that.
But I was worried about the guy.
So the very first thing we did was type Chiefsaholic into Twitter.
and I just aimlessly started reading them.
I eventually found someone who put his first name out there.
Xavier.
After that, I just decided, I'm just gonna type Xavier Chiefs, Chiefs Xavier, over and over and over again.
One of the searches, eventually we were able to find what his last name is, Baboudar.
We Google him, and we find several arrest records.
This is our guy.
This is his face.
Since we have a suspect, an interview was attempted.
He's very evasive.
He didn't provide any detailed information.
Nothing.
I said, right now, we've got to book you in as John Doe because you're not giving us a date of birth.
You're not giving us an address of where you live.
You're not giving us your full name, legal name.
For what reason, I don't know.
Can you please tell me?
No.
The next thing we did, we assumed he was traveling to the Houston Texans game.
A lot of distance between Kansas City and Houston, a lot of distance.
We knew Chief Saholik never flew to games, because he bragged about the fact that he always drove, which was really strange to me.
Let's start looking through some of the bigger towns and bigger cities on the route.
So Casey Rockaholic and I just kind of split it up, looking through different police departments, looking through county jails, state jails.
That's when I went searching local news.
Just in, Bixby police arresting a man moments after he robbed a bank, armed with a gun.
We thought, oh, there's no fucking way.
There's no way.
Soon as I got the information from the fingerprint, I go directly downstairs and say, hey, bub, we got who you are.
He said, OK.
It was very nonchalant.
I don't think we knew the full picture or gravity of who he was.
And then he said something to the fact of, you'll find out, and once you do, everybody will know.
He was arrested in Bixby, Oklahoma.
I mean, we were freaking out.
You just want to know, like, what the hell happened.
A Bixby bank robbery is getting a ton of attention because Kansas City Chiefs fans are convinced the suspect is a popular Chiefs superfan.
The reports start coming out on social media, and then it's like, holy shit.
Babudar is charged with several charges, including armed robbery, and sits in the Tulsa County Jail.
You're like, robbing a bank?
Really?
People still do that?
We were getting scared, and this whole time, he was locked up for visiting the credit union in Bixby.
My jaw hit the ground.
It was just like, no way.
No freaking way.
All of a sudden, it's spreading to more media sources, and you're quickly realizing that this could be for real.
It was like a car wreck that wouldn't end.
Even Pat McAfee talked about it on his podcast.
We thought there's no superfan story that can get more absurd than what happened with Helmet Man, who's on a terrorist watch list.
Of course.
Wrong, though.
Same team's superfan family.
As a fucking bank robber.
Yeah.
What?
Chiefsaholic.
I knew he'd become famous.
Was this the way I felt he would, you know, do that?
No.
So people memed the fuck out of it.
This is all alleged, but this thing could grow to who knows how many banks and unsolved robberies that have taken place.
They saying that he robbed a bank to be able to go to Chiefs games and travel and all that shit, right?
I personally think that's the most diehard shit ever known to man.
So does that mean he's been all these road games and all these ones he's been traveling to, he's stopping at banks on the way?
Maybe I should have freaking went to road games with him.
That'd have been a lot of fun.
Then to back that up, he would go to, like, the Mahomes charity and auction off and buy, like, a painting that would be north of, like, you know, 5, 6, 7, 10K.
Picture from the gala that he attended.
It takes a chunk of change to be part of that event and to buy a painting.
He looks really happy.
You know, a lot of people were giving it the Robin Hood vibe.
Oh, this guy's kind of a, you know, he's kind of a hero.
Stealing from the rich, giving to the poor.
They play up on that, and it's to create controversy.
There is a picture circulating on social media of someone robbing a bank, wearing a wolf mask.
We began to see a lot of inaccurate information being pushed out on social media.
Sometimes that can actually interfere with investigations.
The internet yesterday was saying, this motherfucker, Chief Zaholic, was wearing the same thing that he wears to games.
We started getting questions about whether or not he was wearing the wolf costume.
And he was not.
That's really what they believed.
That picture was from his robbery.
So, I mean, it was like he was already
We already said he was guilty.
Me personally, I think he's innocent.
But if this is what he's found guilty of doing, listen, this dude deserves a fucking super fan of the year award.
It disturbed me that there were so many people that were still supporting him.
They didn't want to believe that he could do such a thing.
To me, I just kept going back to,
There's a reason this guy isn't wanting to give his identity.
I mean, he's the only superfan.
Nobody knew.
So I think what's shocking a lot of us is, again, the story we don't know.
One of the things that we discovered during the process was that a lot of things that Xavier posted on social media were totally false.
We knew that there was a bigger story here somewhere.
So I was just trying to do a background on Xavier, figure out who he was.
And that's when I found Cole DeRuth's YouTube channel.
Good God almighty, are we in for a doozy today.
But first, how about those?
And I reached out to Cole and see what information that he had.
When I found out Chief Sahala was arrested for robbing a bank, I was like, well,
Let's see how deep this rabbit hole goes.
He said he managed multiple warehouses.
He worked at a warehouse at one point for a little bit, but he wasn't managing them.
He said he graduated from KSU.
A guy sent me the full list of graduates in 2016.
He's not in there.
He didn't graduate from K-State.
Well, if he's lying about that, what else is he lying about?
He's never had a job that we can find.
He's never had a sustainable income.
No solid family background.
He's never had a home that we can find.
The address he gave was Xavier Bavadar from Overland Park, Kansas.
It's nonexistent.
It comes back to a public mail facility.
So it kind of appears as though he was living out of his car, sustaining himself through criminal enterprise.
I found out he has a history of run-ins with the law.
He was arrested four times.
A couple of them were for petty theft, another one for obstructing the legal process.
And then I found an article from 2012.
The article's talking about Carla, this is his mom's name, being with her two sons.
They were accused of committing burglary, forgery, and then counterfeit food vouchers.
Further doing our research, Cole provided me with some information about some very large gambling bets, and that Xavier had recently lost a really large bet, and we kind of wondered if that's what spun off this recent robbery, that he was out of cash and was needing some cash.
Cole pointed me to an individual named Brayden.
I have a podcast called Ain't No Seats.
We just cover Kansas athletics, University of Kansas.
I guess Brayden was a gambler also, who had more information.
Chiefsaholic and I both followed each other.
We started messaging, and then eventually just texting back and forth just about the Chiefs or about gambling.
He'd put betting slips up all the time, so gambling was kind of one of his things.
It really got popular a year or two ago, where he would really post big bet slips.
It wasn't just sports betting.
He was playing table games in Kansas City casinos a good amount.
He always, in the back of your mind, was like, how does he have this money?
Everybody knew that I did some sports betting.
And sometimes Chiefs' Aholic would, you know, ask me what bets I liked, and sometimes he would throw bets to me that he liked.
And sometimes he would just tell me I'm going to put a serious amount of money on a bet.
Here's a bet on the Padres to beat the Dodgers.
$3,000.
$8,040 payout.
He was a big gambler.
He was placing crazy wagers that no one else would really place.
Chiefs aholic, you know, text me, and he said, hey, your boy, Jody Fortson, is at 18 to 1 to score a touchdown for the Bucs.
I said, well, are you going to bet it?
And he said, yes, I am.
But to bet $1,000 like he did on a third-string tight end to score a touchdown, that's a pretty crazy bet.
I mean, he was a pretty good sportsman, right?
I mean, who knows?
I mean, maybe.
Did he have some nice payouts?
Sure.
But I don't know anybody that sports bets that ever reveals all their bets.
I like to gamble a little bit, so I go up to Hollywood Casino here in the Kansas City area.
I know some people up there, and someone told me that someone had placed the biggest bet that Hollywood Casino had seen so far.
A beefier guy with an arrowhead tattoo on his arm placed an $80,000 bet on the Chiefs against the Bills.
I immediately texted him after.
I was like, dude, you put 80 racks on the Chiefs?
And he's like, don't tell anyone.
I like to hustle in private.
The game everyone's been waiting for.
The next day, I was actually at the book.
I'm sitting there watching the game.
And it's intercepted in the end zone.
That's a touchdown for Buffalo.
He's got 80,000 on this game.
And any time we're losing, I'm thinking about him.
Almost intercepted.
They'll score a big one in Arrowhead against the Chiefs.
He lost $80,000, and then the next week he traveled across the country to watch the Chiefs again, and everything just seemed normal.
He was acting the same, still doing his videos, and it's like it didn't even faze him.
And there's obviously a reason for that.
Accused bank robber and Kansas City Chiefs superfan, Xavier Baboudar, is headed for a grand jury.
He's suspected in multiple bank robberies in five states.
Last week, he requested a public defender.
Today, he hired a new attorney.
He says his client understands the seriousness of these charges, but also says this isn't the end of this story.
This is not Chiefs Aholics' last drive.
And he believes, and we believe,
that when the final whistle blows and all of the facts are known, that he is going to be redeemed in the eyes of his fans and in the eyes of the Chief's Kingdom.
This is my law office, or my office.
Pretty simple, straightforward.
When I met Xavier for the first time, he told me, it's non-traditional spelling, Mr. Merriman, but it's, you want to pronounce it, caviar, but with an X. I was like, Xavier.
He's like, you got it.
I was like, great.
Now, let's get to work.
This is my law partner, Nicholas Bates.
the prettier half of our legal team.
I think it's telling that the government is trying to portray Xavier as this criminal mastermind who is living this personality, and it's all funded through his criminal enterprise of having robbed these banks.
The only thing that anybody knew, the media, the government included, was that Xavier had been arrested for having robbed a bank in Pixby, Oklahoma.
But he's accused of having robbed or attempted to rob and banks.
Seen lots of cases, seen lots of things.
But the allegations themselves are nothing less than extraordinary.
Yeah.
His image in the media has been kind of portrayed somewhat in that he's this guy that did these allegations as opposed to giving him his day in court.
But it shouldn't be that way.
We've got to turn this runaway train around.
We can't let the federal government run over him.
Have you had an opportunity to go through the indictment?
Yeah, I got it up right now.
This indictment, you know, it's very serious.
It's 19 counts.
The government has charged Xavier with 11 counts of concealment in a money launderer, four counts of interstate transportation of stolen property, and four counts of bank theft.
We're not guilty of these offenses.
And we maintain that until someone else says otherwise, judge or jury.
All day, he's looking at 345 years.
Jesus.
He's in a shitty situation.
There's just no sugarcoating it.
But then you add in all this social media frenzy and the costumery of being a superfan.
It creates an element of drama and intrigue.
Which is a reason I think people are drawn to the story, but they need to be drawn to Xavier Babadar as an individual, not just the story of a superfan who's accused of robbing banks in the Midwest.
Xavier Babacar.
He's calling you from Tulsa County David O. Moss Center.
Press 1 for accepting the call.
Hey Joel, what's going on bro?
No, nurseman, how are you doing, Xavier?
I'm surviving.
Let's put it that way.
Hey, listen, my name is Tarnish now, let's be honest.
I'm just trying to get out and watch these games with my mother.
Obviously, I'm going to be more than willing to provide anything you need, obviously.
And I want to make this and tell my story.
You seen a guy running back here?
No?
I'm gonna get this dude.
He's on PCP, so he's gonna be very dangerous.
I don't think he's a trash can.
He has no recourse against me, no matter where he is.
He can be in a church.
Doesn't matter.
I said, what's up?
Get on your knees!
What you want today, okay, I'm just checking to make sure you ain't got no weapons I just asked you I just asked you No, no, I'm gonna hold you
Every time I go after someone, I wear my vest.
It looks pretty crazy, but it's just a salt gun, so it's not lethal or anything like that.
When I saw that Xavier was in trouble, I got the phone call.
I guess I was just a lucky man in the draw, I guess.
I don't know.
I've watched him on TV.
You know, I've seen him.
I know who he is.
He's on social media.
My team is KC.
He's the KC Wolfman.
I mean, how can I not help the KC Wolfman?
KC!
The excitement is about to begin.
I think the first thing I'm going to do when I see him, the first thing I'm going to say to him is, hey man, hey wolf man, do that howl for me.
There he is, guys.
Gray shirt.
Xavier.
I'm Bosman.
What's up, man?
Yeah, I'm your ride.
All right.
OK.
No, we're gonna take you back to the office, get you to sign the paperwork, and she's gonna come out there and pick you up.
Okay.
All right.
Are you hungry, man?
I'm good for now.
Are you good?
Yeah, no problem, man.
Trying to help the wolfman out.
Right?
You're bigger than I thought, though.
I thought it was just a suit.
You did it in there?
20 pounds.
All muscle.
I guarantee it.
20 pounds.
When I first met Xavier, big in stature, six foot, you know, weight lifts, you know, he's a big guy.
A voice didn't match the picture, though.
You would look at him and think he'd be like, manly.
But he's not that.
He's higher.
Man, you have no idea how fucking anxious and... I bet I do.
Damn, man.
I've been doing this for 17 years, man.
But this week, bro, this week is the most stressful time for me.
Yeah.
Shit.
Like I said, these fuckers in here, they just lock you down for any fucking reason.
And we haven't eaten lunch yet, that's why I was asking you if you were hungry.
I don't see my mom right now, to be honest with you.
You have no idea how long I've been waiting.
I mean, I know it seems like a short amount of time, like a month and three weeks, but when you're in there, and you're spending this time, bitch, fuck it, time goes by as slow as shit.
You have no idea just like,
The simple things that you take for granted.
There was times when my brother would say, hey, let's go out to dinner tonight.
And I'd be like, no, you know what?
I'm going to go to the casino.
When you're in there, it's like, you know what?
I cannot believe that, you know what I mean?
I was taking that for granted.
I did not just go to dinner with my family.
See what I'm saying?
Instead, I was going to the casino.
After talking to him, he's just a nice, down-to-earth, normal person, just like everybody else is.
I'm just a little nervous that you guys are here.
You know, I don't know if you guys know people.
I don't know if you know anybody in Tulsa.
To be completely honest with you, I have no connection to Oklahoma.
Right.
I don't know anybody here.
So that's why I'm committed to staying in Tulsa County and getting this resolved.
In light of him allegedly robbing a bank, all the things that he's been telling people have been fabricated.
It hasn't been the truth.
Let me say this to you.
Yeah, what's up?
I don't have the right co-signage that I need on the spot.
I don't have any collateral.
I don't have anything.
Okay, so basically, I'm telling you, I took a chance because I want to help you.
I appreciate that, man.
But with that being said, I just need your honesty.
I have to be cautious of Xavier because I don't know him 100%.
He is kind of mysterious.
I mean, he's the man behind the mask.
Where were you actually born?
Kansas City, Missouri.
Kansas City?
KC Moe, baby.
You already know what it is.
My life may be taking me other places, but KC Moe, baby.
You always come back, right?
Always come back.
How old are you, if you don't mind me asking?
Huh?
How old are you, if you don't mind me asking?
55.
I mean, you look great for 55, man.
I take care of it.
I mean, I eat good, but you know, I'm used to this.
I wouldn't have guessed 55.
I go to VASA as well.
We should go to VASA together one time.
We could do that.
Let's do it.
We could do it.
Just don't show me up now.
So here's your packet here.
I'm going to just sign it once right there.
Like I said, when my mom was talking to all these other bonds guys, and I can see that you genuinely care about people.
You know what I mean?
I'm the best.
Your card and everything.
I'm the best.
That's what my first impression is.
When she was talking about it, this guy actually wants to help out.
And I appreciate that, Michael.
In this particular case, Xavier's bail bond for his charges is a total of $80,000.
So if he were to run, I have to pay $80,000.
So I've taken a big leap of faith in this to help him.
So I need you to sign right there.
OK.
If somebody were to take off on me on purpose and I have to come find you, I charge $200 an hour to do that, because I do it.
You're like a real life bounty hunter.
I do it for you.
Noel, he's a pussycat compared to me.
I'm basically Spanish word Diablo for devil.
That's what I am.
I mean, it's just not pretty.
I'm helping this kid because I did a background check on them.
I pretty much realized that there's no property.
What I understand is pretty much they live in their car.
but also they've been arrested a little bit, but it's been misdemeanors.
But what's interesting is when you look at those individual crimes, it's for milk.
It's for food of some sort.
I'm not going to give you a lot of trouble.
You're a grown man.
You know, go to court, right?
Yep.
Man, I'm here to help you.
Doesn't mean you're a bad guy because you got in trouble.
I don't think these are bad people.
Xavier and his family have definitely been put in situations where it's either do it or don't eat.
So if you need help, don't hesitate to come talk to me.
Absolutely.
OK.
It's me.
I'm sitting right here.
We did all the paperwork, and I'm just waiting for you.
That's it.
He was about to take me over there.
You guys are, like, bonded, man.
I can see that.
You know what I mean?
You know, friends come and go and, you know, they turn their back on you, but the only people I can rely on are my brother and my mother, my entire life.
We see that.
We definitely see that.
I think there's really more to this story than just a man making a wrong decision, allegedly, and robbing a bank.
I mean, we've got to look at everything.
I can't believe it.
God, yeah.
I know.
All right, let's go.
Everything OK?
Get in the back.
I want to drive.
No, you're not driving.
Get out of here.
What are you talking about?
Why?
No, because I don't want you.
All right, come on.
This had their Cuban tabs on the wolf, man.
If it's just, you know, a simple device, they hook it on and... Water-resistant, not waterproof, so you can't go swimming.
Unless I'm in the jacuzzi, like, you know, with my fucking foot up like that, which would be, like, you know, weird as shit.
You can put an ankle monitor on the wolf, just as long as you don't cage the wolf.
That's... Okay, this... Airalad's funny as shit.
I'm sure you got online.
What about some of the angrier things people said to you?
I don't give a flying fuck what anyone thinks about me.
You know what I mean?
I know who I am.
I know who my family is.
And, um, you know, obviously, you know, that was one of the reasons why, like, you know, I started, you know, becoming CheetahHawk, is, like, you know what I mean?
I can be, like, you know, a different person.
Nobody gives a fuck about who I am, you know what I mean?
But when I went to games and, you know, did all of that shit, you know, everyone's like, hey, you know what I mean?
This guy's, like, you know, living a dream, you know what I mean?
When in reality, you know what I mean, it's not like that.
I had to make sacrifices, obviously, you know, to fund my, you know, lifestyle and addiction.
And I'd be lying to you if I said, you know, I'm not a big time fucking gambler.
And as a gambler, you know, you're gonna go up and down in terms of everything.
When you have, you know, an outlet like that, you know, you feel the need, you gotta, you know, fulfill that status.
It's addicting, so.
We all know that Xavier loves to bet on the Chiefs.
Right now, he has two bets that he did.
He did a $5,000 bet that Mahomes would make MVP.
He also bet another $10,000 that the Chiefs would win the Super Bowl.
If he were to win those bets, the payout would be in excess of $100,000 plus.
That's a good reason to run.
I don't think he's gonna go anywhere at this point.
But the question is, what is he gonna do until then?
Like I said, don't think it hasn't crossed my mind to just, you know, fucking cut my ankle on off and go to the Super Bowl, but I know, you know, I wouldn't get far, and, you know, I would, you know, screw myself over, you know, in the long run, so... Unfortunately, I'm gonna have to watch it from the TV, but anything's better than watching it from a fucking jail cell.
So let's be honest with that.
From the beginning of our investigation, we knew Xavier had to come from somewhere.
Our assistant chief, his statement to me was we need to think like a criminal thinks.
You know, park in a public place or the vehicle would just blend in.
And so as we're looking for a place to turn around, we got to about this point and our assistant chief immediately said, there's the vehicle.
The vehicle sitting here is a red Mazda, tinted windows, had a bicycle rack on the back, which correlated with the bicycle that was used in the robbery.
Had the KCC forever tag and everything matched Xavier Babadar.
What's going through my mind is why would anybody park that far away from a robbery in cold weather and then ride a bicycle, which
stands out when the weather's cold, because you don't see many people riding bicycles in Oklahoma on the 16th of December when the temperature's in the 20s and 30s.
And the only thing I could think of was, uh, this guy's not that smart.
So when we impounded it, we executed a search warrant.
It was disgusting.
I mean, if you can just think of a homeless person living in a car, that's what Xavier's car was like.
Dental toothpicks everywhere.
to the robbery, Xavier wore goggles and gloves.
He had several pairs of those in the car.
We found him.
He had stacks and stacks of Target bags.
When he was found on scene, all the cash was stuffed in a Target bag.
And I found a lot of banking information.
One of the documents that I found in the car was a change of phone number for his bank.
And we collected all those bank statements and provided those to the FBI.
While he was doing the search warrant, all this stuff started pointing that he planned this in advance.
This was not his first bank robbery.
Here are your finalists for the NFL Most Valuable Player.
Josh Allen, he is a freight train coming at you.
Right off the bat this season, the story was like, you know, Josh Allen, like, you know, the MVP favorite this season.
I said, fuck that shit.
I'm going with my fucking boy.
Patrick Mahomes, PM 15, that's how we do it.
I put 5,000 on that shit, plus 800, $40,000 payout.
Easiest fucking money you'll ever make.
In the 2022 AP, most valuable player is... Patrick Mahomes.
Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
You see it.
That's it.
It's done, baby.
To the Chiefs organization, and most of all, my teammates.
I would never be standing here today without y'all.
Every day, giving everything that we have together to go for the ultimate goal, the Super Bowl.
Tell them, boy.
I don't think anybody was placing bets like that back in April, May.
No, the MVP I did May or June, I think I did.
The Super Bowl one I did like right away, I did like in April.
I placed, we're talking $10,000 fucking dollars.
10K on the Chiefs to win the fucking Super Bowl.
One game away from cashing in, baby.
How much can you win if you win the Super Bowl bet?
Win, but cash out $110,000, yeah.
That's a lot of money, and, you know, if you're smart with it, if you don't, you know, do what I've done with it in the past, then it'll go a long way for my family, so... My mother and my brother rely on me to, you know, support them.
And for those to cash out, right, instead of, you know, putting my family in a situation where they absolutely have no money, it's just like, dude, it's like a storybook ending, you know what I mean?
MVP, Super Bowl champion, just in a few days.
Book it.
Let's fucking go, baby.
You already know what it is.
My man, Cheesa Hawley, got paid.
This is the shit I like.
That's true.
I said that, too.
Cheesa Hawley screaming in his cell as we speak.
No, I'm screaming in a fucking hotel room, bitch.
That's the funniest shit of all.
People thinking the ticket is fake.
When it comes to my gambling, there's nothing fake about it.
Let's just put that out there.
Any degenerate gambler will understand that.
But no, these tweets are fucking hilarious.
You said that the only people you could trust in your life was your family.
I'm through that.
It goes back far, man.
Like... I don't know if there's enough time to tell about it.
I mean... It gets personal.
When I was ten, my father completely fucked the family over and just walked out on us, which, you know, fuck that guy, piece of shit.
The home we were living in, they deemed it unacceptable for us to live there.
So child services took my brother and me for like nine months.
We ended up losing the house, and my mother got a job.
She worked.
We had to go to court.
She would come and visit us every fucking day.
She didn't even have a fucking car, dude.
She would ride a bike.
She would literally ride a bike to go to the job to visit us, and she had to get a place and then, you know, prove to the court that she could support us.
And that was the first time in my life I was ever away from my mom.
You know what I mean?
So that was, like, really hard for me as a kid, looking back on it.
And I've never, like, told anybody about this.
This is, like, really weird, but... My dad would ask for money and borrow money and lie and do everything to her family members, and they ended up hating him, and they, like, blamed her, and they ended up, like, hating her for some reason, which is, like, fucked up, okay?
And her family completely turned her back on her.
We're talking her own sister, her brothers.
They would not help us.
And she was crying out, you know, help us, help us.
You know, all you have to do is come and take them so they're not, you know, in child services.
And she did all of this shit herself just to get us back.
You know, I tried to, you know, make it up to her, right?
To support her now, you know what I mean?
Because of everything she did, you know, early in my childhood.
So that's, you know, the honest truth.
Man.
I'm gonna cut.
I'll tell you what I was really doing.
This was my plan, dude.
Like, my main plan was to buy a house, okay?
Because then I set my family up, and they're good, right?
Yeah.
So you've kind of always been working for your brother and your mom.
Yeah, because that was my main goal.
That's been my goal for the longest time, was to buy a house for my mom.
Yeah.
Exactly.
Xavier called me yesterday afternoon.
I met him around four something in the afternoon.
He basically asked me for $1,000 in cash.
He told me that it was helping live through the weekend to help him, you know, have a good Super Bowl party.
So now he's basically into me for $3,500.
This guy sat beside me in my truck when he got that $1,000 payment.
And he was so, he was just astounded that I was helping him, you know, that I was doing this for him.
And he said, he started to open up to me.
Well, directly he told me, Mike, I did it.
That's what he told me, Mike, I did it.
And he said that one time he did a bet and he just went too far overboard and he had nothing.
So he said in that instant, he just didn't know what to do.
And he said he just thought about it for a second and then didn't think about not doing it and then just did it.
Honestly, I love driving, man.
And that's one thing I even told my cellmate.
Dude, I just miss driving.
You know what I mean?
Just being on the road, just playing your music, dude, just chilling.
There's nothing better than that than going to an away game, flying your fucking Chiefs flag, blowing in the back, you know, people honking at you, Chiefs fans honking at you, and then you have people, you know, that hate the Chiefs still honking at you, you know, either flipping you off or, you know, giving you a thumbs down.
I love that.
Away games are so much fun.
Man, it's crazy how you just take for granted the simple things in life.
Just the experience of literally just the sun hitting your skin, feeling that heat.
You don't realize how much you miss it until it's taken away from you.
Obviously this game is already just a massive, stressful time for any Chiefs fan.
The magnitude of what's at stake this weekend, for my family in general, that's just gotten me anxious, it's gotten me nervous.
Because I don't personally care what happens to me, it's just,
my family, like what that money will do for them for the future.
We need it to happen.
It's not only gonna happen, but we need it to happen, so.
What happens if they lose?
They're not gonna lose, and that's the end of the discussion.
So, I'm not even gonna talk about that.
This opening drive of the third quarter, Danan, I don't have an adjective that's big enough to tell you how big this one is.
The Chiefs have got to be able to move the ball and try to get within one possession at least.
No fucking idea.
No fucking idea what's at stake.
Come on, baby.
Come on, Andy.
Come on, baby.
Hold on to the ball, bro.
Do your thing, Andy.
This is the drive, bro.
Easy money.
Come on.
Quick throw.
Tony's got it.
Hedonis wide up fucking open, baby.
Wide fucking open.
Didn't I fucking call that?
Roll that fucking tape back, bitch.
I said Tony was getting a touchdown in this game.
Game on, bitches.
Let's fucking go.
Philadelphia, here's Sipos.
Low, sinking kick.
Tony on the run.
Dude, what the fuck?
Holy shit!
Dude, fucking Tony!
No fucking way!
Dude, go!
Go, motherfucker!
Let's fucking go, baby!
Let's fucking go, Tony!
Get it back!
Touchdown, that's it!
That's fucking it, baby!
Let's fucking go, Skymore!
The fucking rookie, getting a fucking touchdown at Super Bowl 57!
Oh, my God.
There you go!
Look at this motherfucker!
Let's go!
Let's hold on to the ball, bro!
You see this motherfucking shit?
Let's fucking go, baby!
This, dude, we have never fucking witnessed in the history of the fucking NFL.
Look at this shit, dude!
This is just a legendary performance we're witnessing.
Could have been at this game.
Could have been at this game, dude.
You would have been at this game.
Oh, I'm not working on that.
That's it.
Yes!
That's it.
I'm so nervous.
It's fucking over!
Sword anyways is over.
That's it.
Fucking Andy look at this guy
Patrick fucking Mahomes, baby!
Woo!
And on top of that, next time the Chief says something, put some respect on our name.
Oh, lie to know, Travis!
Holy shit!
Lie to fucking know, Travis!
Did you fucking hear that shit?
Lie to fucking know, Travis!
Oh, my fucking God.
Put some fucking respect on your name, baby!
MVP!
Oh, my fucking God.
This is... What we're witnessing, we'll never witness in another time in the history of the NFL.
So, what's the total payout on your bets?
Payout, $155,000 for my family.
not knowing what the future holds, for them to have that money, it's a blessing.
Holy shit.
It's been a, just an absolutely crazy couple months, dude.
And, you know, to where I was a week ago to where I am right now, you know, there's still a lot of things to figure out.
You know what I mean?
Let's be real about that.
But this makes it a whole hell of a lot better.
Let's just be honest about that.
Alright, first tweet in two months.
Here we go, everyone's waiting for it.
It's gonna blow up, dude.
Even with everything going on, dude, Twitter is just fucking hilarious.
It's the absolute perfect fucking post, dude.
It covers everything.
Oh, my God, the legend has returned.
Bro, chill out.
You have no idea how much I love Twitter, yo.
Dude, I can't stop laughing about it.
It's so fucking hilarious.
On December 16th of 2022, we had opened the doors like a normal work day.
And I remember seeing a guy coming in and he started walking towards me and jumps over the counter.
He had a gun pointed at my chest.
He told me to take him to the vault.
And I just remember
panicking at that time because I knew that I didn't have the codes to get in the vault that day.
I've lived in the Tulsa area my whole life.
Met my husband when I was 13 years old.
We grew up together and been together ever since.
I'm a mom of two, and I love it.
I've always wanted to be a mom, and they're so fun and funny, too.
But yeah, I just love being a mom.
When we were walking to the back room, my supervisor heard all the commotion out front, and then he put the gun to her head.
He was like, give me all the hundreds, no small bills, hundreds only.
He was yelling, we better give him what he wanted, or he would put a bullet in our heads.
Of course, I'm scared because I don't want anything to happen to her.
And then I'm thinking, like, well, she's the one with the codes.
Like, he's not going to shoot her.
He's going to shoot me.
Oh, my God.
Like, my kids might not have a mom after today.
Like, they might have to grow up without me.
So then I just, I was just panicking.
And just, I don't know, every thought you can imagine was just running through my mind.
Sorry.
And then finally, somehow, we were able to get it open.
And he just started grabbing all the hundreds.
He seemed like he knew where to go and how much time he had.
I remember thinking, like, I wonder if he's done this before.
Again, I just kind of stood there for a second because I was just shocked that it just happened.
The days after, I just remember opening my phone.
Some people were saying, like, free Chiefsaholic.
He didn't do anything.
Oh, it wasn't a real gun.
I was just like, what kind of world do we live in where people are just supporting a criminal?
After the robbery, we were expected to be back at work on Monday.
I was not ready to go back yet.
The robbery was just running through my mind.
I was just constantly just scared that something else was gonna happen.
And then I just decided, like, I couldn't do it anymore.
I was scared because I have two kids and we were losing my income.
I was just lost.
And, of course, he bailed out.
It was just frustrating.
And when he came back to social media, the video that he had posted, I just remember thinking, he absolutely does not care what he did.
I felt like he was mocking me.
Oh, my God.
No fucking way.
I'm not going to sit here and say nothing.
All right, I'm going to be laughing about this a long time, dude.
Like, I'm not gonna let the guy who threatened to kill me and somebody that I care about just walk.
I was gonna push back.
Last night, I changed the tracker out.
Every time he parks, he likes to back in.
That's a sign of fast getaway to me as a bail bondsman.
I've been tracking him since day one.
If he's not at the hotel, I want to know what he's doing.
OK, now you see all these little spots here?
Every time I click on one of these, it tells me where they're at, the date, the time, and it also tells me how fast they were going.
Sure can learn a lot about a person.
Right now, he's on, oh, he's going to the gym, I bet.
So far, what I've learned of his habits is the wolf man likes Whataburger.
But I'm also seeing that, you know, he's going to Targets and Walmarts.
This is the Walmart days right here.
And he went to Walmart up here, Tulsa Hills.
I mean, why would he be going to all these different Targets, all these different Walmarts and Walgreens all over the place?
This is all Target parking lot right here.
He had already went to a Walmart that same day.
It doesn't make sense.
Why did he just go to the one right there by the hotel?
That's his car right there.
I think he's a nice guy, but I'm not going to let that blind me that he's not in there.
You know, I've got to look at this objectively and keep my eyes open.
It's an $80,000 bond.
That's a lot of money to lose.
He's got enough money right now in his pocket to do whatever he wants to do.
He'll be here probably minimum two hours.
Tonight, a well-known Kansas City Chiefs fan accused of robbing a bank in Bixby is out on bond.
News Now 6's Caitlin Dex joins us with the robbery victim's reaction.
Peyton Garcia says she's the one who was held at gunpoint by Xavier Baboudar and says she's frustrated that he's out while she's still recovering from what happened.
What about us as the victims?
Why are we not considered when they're making these decisions?
Garcia's attorney says he was shocked.
He should be behind bars.
I'm a third-generation lawyer, and I don't back away from a fight.
Peyton's a little older than my daughters, but I saw in Peyton my kids, and I thought, why does this clown get to profit from clicks and likes when there was a real victim here?
People need to know that it's not just the guy who tries to get away on a bicycle who happens to wear that ridiculous wolf suit at Chiefs games.
There's a mom here in greater Tulsa who has not worked.
She's not returning to work anytime soon.
There's been the impact on her family.
And then there's the price of just being peaceful in life and going back to normal.
Peyton needs justice.
By this time, I had heard about Mr. Babadar winning big bets.
So I said, you know, maybe if this guy's got something, why don't we go after it?
Why don't we sue him personally?
And Peyton said, absolutely.
Let's do that.
Crime should not pay at all.
Knowing that Mr. Babadar was going to be at his preliminary hearing for the state criminal charges, I filed the case the day before so that there would be no notice, that I would have the summons issued, and that the next day he would be served when he was in court.
So I intentionally planned it that way so that he would have no knowledge of forethought, that I had the element of surprise.
It's a tactic that I've used for 24 years now.
The summon says that after 20 days, he has to respond, and that his failure to respond means that he could be in default judgment.
If that's the case, the consequences are his, he bought them.
You guys see that shit?
What the fuck is that?
Fucking Raiders shit.
That's hilarious.
Keep in touch.
If you have any questions, you can call me.
Next quarter, Coach, it's going to be very fast.
We're just going to have to pass it.
We're going to have to pass it.
I knew this.
Just remember what I said, all right?
All right, call me.
I'll talk to you later.
Are you guys good?
For Xavier's case, there's a portrayal that's being made by the government to cast him as this monster.
Looks like jury day.
What's going on here?
The accusation involves the use of a BB gun.
What that indicates to me is that whoever committed these offenses took a great deal of care to ensure that nobody would be hurt.
Right now, Xavier's in custody, pending his trial.
We're in assessment stage to see what can happen and what should happen.
To begin with, our firm has tried to just break down the motive that the government has created.
They allege that Babar's ability to attend
These games, all of these games, and sustain this, you know, lifestyle of the rich and famous.
It was funded by his perpetration of a string of robberies at various times throughout 2022.
That type of portrayal is just not true.
It doesn't match the facts.
Chiefs Aholic, the character, the super fan,
was born in 2013.
Three years into the existence of Chiefs-A-Holic, there's no bank robberies.
And in 2018, he becomes Chiefs-A-Holic on Instagram.
In 2019, he creates his Twitter account, and this is when his social media presence starts to really expand.
But again, he's going to all these games.
And then in 2020, he goes to another 10 games.
He goes to another two playoff games.
He goes to that Super Bowl.
All of this, the government is saying he paid for with a string of bank robberies that doesn't even occur until March 2nd of 2022.
And I think it's important for people to ask themselves, well, how do you pay for things that happened in the past?
The way this indictment reads, it makes it look like Chief Sahalik was born as a result of the bank robberies.
The government's motive shows a flaw in the government's thinking.
There's still hope.
There's still time on the clock.
I think we've got some stuff we can work with.
It doesn't hurt that we can show that their motive doesn't hold water.
In the indictment, it says that he cashed over $1.1 million in chips at casinos.
Can you talk about that?
I do know that $1.1 million worth of chips is twice the amount that was alleged to have been stolen from these banks.
And I guess it makes for, you know, a better story if you can say someone stole a million dollars and that they were armed and dangerous.
So does Xavier still maintain his innocence?
Absolutely.
Somebody's in there.
You got the key?
Go ahead and look for the key for me.
Do it again.
Hello?
All his stuff is gone.
Wait a minute.
There's his leg monitor thing right there.
That's his, uh, charging thing.
But he ain't here.
Hey, Dylan.
Hey, what's up?
Xavier's cut off his leg monitor.
You got to be kidding me.
She's fucking running, man.
Are you heading out of town right now?
Yes, I got to.
I'm going to have to go up there following stuff.
Yeah.
Well, he cut it at 8 o'clock.
He did?
Suckers, we're already on the road.
Oh, yeah, it's over there all by themselves.
They're going to be asleep.
I've been up following the mother and the brother to figure out what they're doing.
Maybe he came up here by himself and they're going to meet with him.
We just don't know at this point.
Hey, man, I don't know why you cut that leg monitor off, man, but I'm telling you, you're gonna put yourself in prison for 25 years when you get caught.
You're gonna get caught.
You can't run forever.
Give me a call, man, and let's talk about this.
Let's figure out a way where we can fix it.
If you make me come get you, man, I'm not gonna help you.
I also tried to call Mom's number.
It doesn't even work anymore.
It's not even an operational number.
They're gonna issue that bench warrant Monday when he doesn't show up.
So that means I'm gonna be on the hook for this 80 grand.
You know, they know where he's at.
They're following his lead.
Because he's the leader of that pack, you know what I mean?
If they don't do what he says, they don't get no money.
What are they gonna do then?
Ladies and gentlemen, we have breaking news.
Chiefs' aholic has officially skipped his bed.
Right now, the search is on for this Kansas City Chiefs superfan.
Xavier Babadar is now wanted tonight on a $1 million bond for removing his ankle monitor and disappearing.
When the monitor was cut off, that's when I knew that he was guilty.
This man is now wanted and on the run like Harrison Ford in The Fugitive.
A part of me said, that's not good.
You shouldn't have done that.
But another part of me wanted him to be free, you know, because he's just a staple to the kingdom and, you know, to me.
He's got a good amount of cash in his pocket and he's on the loose.
I said, oh man, he just made a bad situation worse.
I don't know why he ran.
At that point, he had nothing to lose, in my opinion.
You see daylight, I ain't going to say you can ride off into the sunset, but you damn sure could run towards the sun.
Run, baby, run.
Billy, you should chase him.
I would like to chase him.
Can I go chase him?
Yeah, but I'm just letting you know you're not going to find him.
We don't know where this person is.
We know his last whereabouts.
He fled after he got served Payton's lawsuit.
I didn't know where he was, and obviously I'd been
speaking out against him.
I thought that he would try to get back at me in some way and, I don't know, maybe finish what he started.
You think he's in there?
I'm just gonna bend down and do it.
Okay, I should be all right.
This is the old one.
This is the one I just took off.
Pretty cool, huh?
So now we'll just wait and see if, uh, Xavier meets them or they take off and go somewhere else.
Might take us to, uh, Utah.
You never know.
I just looked at the tracker here, and she has already been on the move all morning.
Let's see where she's ended up here.
Of course, she's in a Target parking lot.
I mean, we've been watching them for three, four days, and, you know, she's just going from Target to Target.
Oh, she's gonna see.
She's walking into the store.
See this?
God damn it.
What is their fascination with Target?
These people go to Targets and Starbucks.
You'll find them.
They just throw them out on the ground right there?
We found that they always threw their trash into a Target bag.
I retrieved those Target bags, and I'd go through them.
OK, guys, we're on.
Oh, it's a big sack, too.
I know a lot of people say, oh, it's trash.
Well, let me tell you what trash will do.
You can get in there and see if there's anything that they've thrown away with credit card receipts.
How did we pay?
Cash.
That's not going to help us any.
Look at what they bought.
They could have bought a track phone.
Target receipt.
It's a return.
They returned all kinds of stuff.
All those accounts are going to be linked to them or someone that will give us another way to track them.
I don't know what this is.
It's liquidy and brown.
It is urine.
They're peeing in bags.
That is definitely the way to live.
Somebody's texting me.
I know where Xavier is headed.
I'm gonna tell him to call me.
Miss Babadar.
Miss Babadar, how are you, ma'am?
You remember me?
I'm your bondsman.
I've been trying to find you for a long time.
What's going on, Miss Babadar?
I don't know.
I can't help your son if he's running from me.
I know.
Well, I'm in the same boat as you.
Same boat?
I'm in the same boat as you.
So me standing here talking with you right now, there's nothing that you can do.
There's nothing you can say.
You're just going to play like you just don't know.
I have no idea.
OK, so that's the stance you're going to take?
OK, here's what I'm going to do from here.
I'm just going to tell you so you understand, OK?
I'm going to take your car from you.
I can't do it right now.
I'm not going to take it now.
I'm going to come back, OK?
And I'm going to have the proper paperwork because you're the cosigner.
I'm going to confiscate your car.
If that's what you need to do?
Well, what are you going to do if I do that?
That's going to hurt my feelings.
Because I don't want to do that.
What are you going to do?
Walk the streets?
I'll have to figure it out.
You're 66 years old.
You don't need this trouble.
You spent your whole life working, doing your things.
You don't deserve this mess.
What I care about is saving the wolfman.
That's what I want to do.
Can we do that?
I mean, I'm pretty much begging you.
I'm saying, please, let's save your son.
You know what I mean?
I'm going to ask you one more time.
Are you sure there's nothing else you have?
There's no other, nothing you can say to me?
Nothing.
You're not worried about your son being killed by the police?
I'm leaving now.
OK, OK.
OK, well, thank you for talking to me.
And just remember what I said, OK?
Hey, Noah, do you have anything to say?
You don't have anything to say?
OK.
Now we wait to see where she goes.
We are going to make a phone call to someone who contacted me after all the stories hit.
This person texted me and said, I think I know where Xavier is headed.
I was told he hopped on a Greyhound to Dallas and is going to work back towards KC for the draft in late April.
Right there she is.
Bam.
This person came right out from that and said, I was told he crossed into Mexico sometime yesterday at the Brownsville Matamores Crossing.
You'll never find him.
He's gone.
Good luck.
We're going to use another phone, and we're going to call this number and see if someone answers it.
Come on, pick up the phone.
Hello, this is Mike Lloyd Valbonce.
You and I have been texting.
I just thought maybe you and I could talk.
She just texted me while I was talking to her.
Blocking you now.
Go fuck yourself.
I think it's Xavier.
The West Point Police Department is looking for a bank robber.
Officers were called at First Class Credit Union on Westown Parkway today just before noon.
The time between walking out of a bank and setting up a perimeter is two completely different games.
The suspect had three minutes on us.
How much money did he get away with?
$330,000 and some change.
A lot.
Immediately as I get to the scene, officers are starting to set up a perimeter in the forested area behind the bank.
We walked the entire area that day over a span of probably eight hours, and he's gone.
Behind the bank, there's a bike trail on the other side of a creek.
And sure enough, there is a tire track running right from the bank down to the bike trail.
Exterior cameras show the suspect walks into the bank, doesn't say anything to anybody, goes up to the counter, hops over, pulls out a gun, puts it to the teller's back, asks for all the cash in the drawer, tells her to go back to the vault and ask for all the large bills.
He knew exactly where he was going, knew exactly what he was going to say.
He didn't hesitate in anything that he did in the bank.
We quickly came to the conclusion that he had quite a bit of experience.
Right now, Clive police are looking for a man who was accused of robbing the Great Western Bank on Hickman Road.
Clive had a bank robbery a couple months prior.
They had a similar MO, so we thought that those might be related.
Breaking news, Omaha police released these photos of a suspected bank robber.
Immediately when I saw the video from Omaha, I knew it was the same guy.
And then it was kind of fast and furious.
We got notified from Minnesota that two banks had been hit.
They say that he had a gun when he demanded money at Wings Financial on Savage around noon.
About 90 minutes later, he jumped over the counter making the same demand at the Royal Credit Union in Apple Valley.
And right as we were kind of getting that information in, the same bank in Clive gets hit a second time.
911, what's your emergency?
I have a robber in the building right now.
Okay.
My teller says it's the same person.
She recognized the voice.
I get a call from Detective Francis with Bixby PD, and he sends me some of the pictures.
And it was like going through my spreadsheet.
Each case, same type of shoes.
Each case, same type of gloves.
He wore a paintball mask that was super distinctive.
We're absolutely dealing with a serial bank robber.
So in the robbery in Clive, the suspect left a glove as he fled that was recovered by police, and a DNA profile was able to be pulled off that glove.
Investigators are working with the FBI to identify him.
We get a call from the FBI.
Good news, we think we have identified your bank robber.
His name's Xavier Babadar.
The bad news is he's on the run, and we have no idea where to start looking.
91 days, the number.
That's the number that all bondsmen dread.
91 days.
I went to the post office, found a letter in there.
It's an order in judgment of forfeiture, certified copy, certified mail to Michael Lloyd.
So if we don't catch him in 91 days, then I'm supposed to pay the court 80 grand.
It's just like a ticking time bomb.
It's just ticking, and there's nothing you can do.
You've got to turn it off.
And the only way you can do it is if you find him.
And if you don't, ba-boom, there's 80 grand gone.
I was forced to pay all my time, all my efforts, missing future business, the whole nine yards, communicating with FBI, communicating with U.S.
Marshals, the local police, trying to find ways to locate this guy.
Let's do this.
I'm a bail enforcer.
We have a gentleman who has a million-dollar bond now.
This is his face.
If we can see the footage, you might be able to get a tag number, or you might recognize who it was.
OK.
That same night, though, that I saw him, I was checking the doors later on.
And I heard this rustling noise in the stairwell.
And I leaned in.
And Xavier was coming down the stairs.
He was loaded down with target sacks.
And I figured he was leaving because he saw me see him.
We were told that you guys don't have any outside cameras, correct?
Not right now.
They're all still being installed.
Right now.
Bingo.
Looks like we got a possible vehicle of Chief Zaholic.
What he got away in.
Looks like some type of a sedan.
There it is.
Looks like he's canvassing the area where he threw his leg monitor.
So this is him.
This car here is what he got into when he, uh, after he cut his monitor.
Now we need to find out who that car belongs to.
We've been following mother and the brother since day one, and now we've lost them.
The last two days, she stopped one time for two hours, and then all of a sudden, she's in this parking lot, and she hasn't moved for two days.
I have a suspicion that Xavier's come and get her and just said, leave the car.
Or he sent whoever helped him get out of Oklahoma, and that white car came up and picked him up.
Driver side's unlocked, passenger side's unlocked, and the back is unlocked.
I looked through the trash again, and this is what I found.
Okay, this is cash.
This is his court date.
Powerball ticket.
Boy, they like to bet, don't they?
Ameristar Casino, $40,000.
Oh, this is a prepaid MasterCard.
Yeah, what they do is put a lot of money on these cards.
Ooh, what is this?
KC Championship ring?
No way is this real.
Oh, his nickname from his mama's pumpkin head.
Whoa, what the hell?
$2,700.
Why would she leave that behind?
She's going to come back for this.
The day he ran, it was for a notary.
He had to have something signed.
327 of 23.
He gave her power of attorney this before he left.
So how did he do it on the 27th if she left him on the 25th?
It's been about five days.
The car is still parked over here, and they still haven't come back to get it.
It's a struggle for me because we lost them, and we may not ever find her again.
Hey, Officer Hill.
What's up?
Oh.
Well, you.
Beautiful!
Okay, vehicle search.
This is what we're looking for.
It's a 2001 Ford Taurus wagon, gold.
And we believe the tag is 183.
And if we can find her, we're gonna tag it.
We'll have the marshals on her.
We're trying to hunt in all the locations that we know they go to.
She's definitely not here.
This is Mike.
There's no gold cars in here.
No more on the white two door.
Nothing on that.
No, they're still working on that in Tulsa.
They're getting a lot of, you know, they're getting a lot of roadblocks on that.
I just sent you an e-mail from the CBP guys telling me that they sent out a couple of alerts just in case he does try and cross.
He's crossed.
Damn it.
This is like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
It's pretty difficult.
17 targets and no luck.
Every Sunday, she was at church.
And then when we followed her down here, she went to this church.
Everybody in their Easter outfits, and I'm chasing Xavier Bavadar.
This is the kind of stuff we get into sometimes, guys.
You know, you have so many leads, and we're very excited, we're zealous, you know, full of, you know, excuse my French, but piss and vinegar.
We get out there, we push for these things, we get to it right away, and then you come to a dead end.
Okay, welcome to Kansas City and the 2023 NFL Draft.
Chase King, I cannot hear you out there!
During the NFL Draft, which ironically was here in Kansas City, unfortunately, we had a draft where there was this shadow.
There was a lot of chat about, is Xavier here, is he not?
I feel like the draft is a water hole for the wolf to come in and get a little drink.
Chief Zahala could be down here at the draft, but will he be in a disguise?
Will he be Xavier Bobadar, or will he be wearing a new outfit?
I was kind of on the lookout, looking for people, looking under caps, looking under this.
Is that Xavier?
Is that him?
As much as I hate to say it, is Robin Hood in the house?
And I'm sitting here, I'm thinking to myself, he wouldn't be that stupid to do that, because he knows that the draft has heavy police presence.
And if he's still out there, they got those traps set.
The 31st pick, Kansas City Chiefs select, Felix Enrique Ozama.
I wouldn't have been surprised if he was there.
That's a pretty big crowd.
I mean, that would be the ultimate troll, right?
I mean, who's to say that he didn't show up?
Well, that's them, guys.
Yep, we got him.
Roughly 5 AM in the morning, the US Marshal called me and said that they found Xavier's mother's new car that she's in here in Barrytown.
And what I'm going to do is I'm going to go put a tracker on it.
But I sure would like to sit down with them and if they could be honest and ask them all the questions of what I've observed through all this time.
Why do you do this?
Why do you live in a car?
Why do you urinate in a bag when you can just go to the bathroom?
They just want to live private.
What a life, you just live in your car 24-7.
We're back in business.
Now we're going to know where she is at all times.
And hopefully she leads us to Xavier Babadar.
We found that we had history with Xavier in West Des Moines years prior.
His family was found hanging out in the stairwell of a hotel.
They went from place to place, and it's a really hard type of person to find.
So what made you so motivated to catch him?
Selfishly, I was on a one-year rotation for detectives.
So this was my shot.
When Bixby PD found his car, they found bank records with his phone number.
And we quickly started doing warrant requests for all of his phone data to find out where he had been during these times of the robbery.
We found that Xavier was using effectively the chief's schedule to move around the country and rob banks.
His general pattern was to drive to the city, shut off his phone 30 or so miles out of town, go do the robbery, immediately leave town, and turn his phone back on.
And then we were able to identify another robbery where his phone made the same kind of pattern.
Right now, Metro police are looking for a man accused of hopping the counter and threatening two tellers at gunpoint.
In Nashville, more DNA was recovered from a hat, and that DNA profile was matched to the glove police recovered in the Clive robbery.
The bank records also showed a lot of his transactions.
He had a couple of $20,000 transfers right after our robbery in West Des Moines, and didn't have any explanation for where the money was coming from.
We found out Xavier made a ton of online bets and gambling transactions totaling astronomical numbers.
We kind of put two and two together that he was laundering the money through casinos and through his online betting.
And that information helped put all of these different cases together.
I felt like we had more than enough information to say that Xavier was responsible for all of these bank robberies.
22 days or I'm doomed 80 grand So let's get him Let's say the day comes and I don't have $80,000.
I lose my license.
I Can tell you this if I lose my license over this it's not gonna be pretty I will chase him to the end of time We are looking at
leg monitor points for Xavier Babadar.
And these are all his points of where he's been, when, the time, the date, how long he was there.
And there's about 4,000 pages of these things.
Here he is, the 25th.
So he went from the hotel, jumped in the car, drove down the street towards 79th South 100 East Avenue, and then the monitor was cut by 2035.
You know what the sucky thing is?
I was seven minutes away from him when he cut his leg monitor.
What I decided to do was go through all the points.
So I started writing things down to see what he was doing, where he was going, who he was visiting.
This is it right here.
I noticed one in particular.
Here's the getaway car at the night that he cut his leg monitor.
Well, look what I found there.
A white Toyota Camry.
Now, is that just coincidence or could this be the car?
This is, this is, no, no, no, there's no matter.
Um, do you recognize this man?
I don't.
No.
I never see him.
You've never given somebody a ride or anything like that?
No.
No?
No.
Okay, because he had a leg monitor on.
Uh-oh.
I never know.
I never see him also.
He didn't get a name card.
No, we didn't get a plate.
But when I looked up your address, and I came here, I saw your car, and it matches this car.
It's the same car.
Now, it doesn't mean it's the car, but it's the same kind of car.
Same year, everything.
Is there anyone that you could have maybe loaned your car to that would have helped him?
Nobody else in the family or anything?
I'm looking for a gentleman that I believe was on this street.
I wonder if you can look at him and maybe tell me if you recognize him.
No.
He's about 6'1", kind of beefy.
We've been knocking on doors, and no one's heard of him, no one's seen him.
But you guys haven't seen him or anything?
No.
It's almost like Xavier knew what he was doing, trying to set us up to go and look at things that have no bearing on his case whatsoever.
What a waste of time.
We haven't had any luck at all.
I gotta go back to the drawing board and see what I missed.
But he told me, after I bonded him, that he was pretty smart.
And I'm starting to believe it.
But the war's not over till it's over.
Well, guess I gotta write this $80,000 check today for Xavier Babadar's forfeiture.
I don't know why they haven't caught his ass yet.
This is some bullshit.
Excuse my French.
Hey, man, you need to back away a little bit, man.
I'm just not in a good mood for right now for that kind of shit.
Man, fuck this shit, man.
Hey, man, turn the damn cameras off.
Xavier's bond is the second one that I've ever paid.
And I've been searching for him for three months.
I still don't even know where he's at.
Nobody knows where he's at.
We may never find this kid.
IMG 1786 JPG, I got Xavier.
Call you with details later.
What?
What the hell?
What, what, what?
Son of a bitch.
Look at this.
Xavier Babadar in custody.
What the hell?
Gotcha, bitch.
The hunt is over.
$80,000 gonna get returned.
I just paid the damn thing this morning.
Can't believe it.
No more slip sliding away.
Slip sliding away.
I said I was a singer.
A Kansas City Chiefs superfan accused of robbing a Bixby bank at gunpoint is now in custody again after going on the run earlier this year.
Ladies and gentlemen, we got him.
Holy shit.
Congratulations to society.
He has been shut down.
No more Wolf.
It all came to an end when Xavier was arrested in California.
Step out.
Congrats to the FBI for making this happen.
The fabulous FBI.
I got so many questions now.
A million of them.
This is Mike.
Hey, Mike.
It's Ryan.
How are you?
Man, I'm so excited, man.
I'm still excited, and I still haven't let out the emotion yet.
But was he in that white car that we thought he was in?
Was he with someone?
No.
Yeah, over your side.
He had got a car.
He was by himself.
I think he did all this by himself.
How in the world did you guys get him?
I mean, what I can't say is he ditched a lot of counts and things like that, but I was able to find the one that he was dealing with and where he was able to use that.
You guys did awesome.
Just awesome.
Yeah, and I mean, he's in a little bit of trouble.
So this picture right here, why don't you take a look and just get your reaction.
No one's ever seen it.
Oh, Lord.
That's after he got arrested in California.
Really?
It's heartbreaking to look at and to see.
Fallen hero, or at least we thought.
It definitely makes me a little sad.
A lot of people would probably be mad at me for saying that, but it's just me being honest, because I can only go by how he treated me and how he acted towards me.
I wonder what he's going through his mind right now.
I think he's trying to mentally prepare himself for what's in front of him, because it's a long fucking road.
What I hope is behind these closed eyes
is acknowledgement of who he's hurt in the process.
He took life away from people, whether he realizes that or not.
They will never be the same.
Of course, the rest of the story needs to be told, but I've always surmised that this was, he's a habitual offender, that there were other banks and there were other things going on.
Chief Sahalik is now facing more bank robbery charges.
Now the FBI has connected Babadar to eight bank robberies in five different states.
When Babadar was finally arrested in Sacramento,
a DNA warrant was requested for him, and that DNA profile was matched to the DNA found in Clive and Nashville.
So it was a pretty good feeling knowing that, hey, this has come to a close.
Investigators pieced together a slew of evidence that all seemed to point to the chief's superfan.
I said to myself, he can't be doing this.
They got the wrong guy.
These details keep getting wilder and wilder.
A criminal complaint estimates that Babudar stole nearly $846,000.
The FBI say he laundered money through casinos, buying more than a million dollars in casino chips.
It didn't surprise me.
Some of the stuff that I think a lot of Chiefs Kingdom overlooked started to make sense.
This motherfucker was active.
Yes.
He obviously was a very prolific armed robber.
And when we compared notes with other agencies, we were very fearful that this would continue on until something really bad happened.
It was a relief that there was enough evidence that was going to lock him away.
The self-acclaimed Die Hard Chiefs fan faces 19 different counts.
These charges that he's accused of are no laughing matter.
He, at least for the foreseeable future, would not be saying the light of day.
That's it.
How you doing in there?
It's good to keep a good mindset.
So tomorrow is a big day, Xavier.
And I just wanted to recap real quick.
So, Xavier, when you plead guilty to an offense in federal court, you're waiving all of those constitutional rights.
In effect, you're saying, I don't want any of those rights any longer.
I'm taking responsibility for my actions.
You understand all that?
I do.
All right, man.
You take care.
I'll see you tomorrow.
All right, man.
You take care.
Tomorrow's a big day.
Big day.
Anytime anyone takes responsibility for their actions, it's a tough thing to do.
And that takes some courage.
Good morning, everybody.
Today was a big day for Xavier Babidar.
From the beginning of this case, folks, the government has been blitzing.
and Xavier's pocket was collapsing.
But today, Xavier stepped into the pressure.
As part of a plea deal, Babadar pleaded guilty to three charges.
No!
He faces up to 50 years in prison without parole.
We still have a lot of work to do on his case, but Xavier wants everyone to know that he loves the Chief's kingdom, he loves Kansas City, and he hopes that you'll rally to his support.
Thank you and God bless.
Did he really rob banks and steal money to live a lavish lifestyle to be a Chief's Superfan?
There's no evidence to support that.
Thank you for your time.
No further questions.
Xavier Babidar's attorney used a list of football metaphors to describe Babidar's case.
I didn't think this was a real thing.
You talk about AI, Mike, I thought this was a spoof.
This is Funny or Die.
This is a comedy team.
This isn't Chief Zahalik, actual attorney.
My first thought after hearing this was, oh my God, this guy is going to jail forever if this is the person representing him.
For 15 minutes of fame, Mr. Merriman makes sports analogies and poor football jokes about the injustices done to Mr. Babadar.
First, it made me a little bit angry.
But then, later on, that kind of transitioned to where I'm just like, you just look silly.
They think of it as a joke, I guess.
Which is fine, I mean, that's just gonna come back and bite you in the butt.
This isn't over for me yet.
Okay, it's not just business, it's personal now.
I'm trying to find the why.
You know, people don't just wake up one day and they're a bank robber.
You know, there's things that lead them to that.
And I think that is the story right there.
Hello, Carla.
You remember who I am, right?
Yes.
Oh, OK, OK.
How you doing?
OK.
Is there any way that I can maybe take you guys to dinner or something?
We appreciate the thought, but we just kind of need to be with our own thoughts and figure out things.
Yeah, I understand.
I kind of just want to know why we had such a good thing and we could have helped him, you know?
If I could just know that, I'll be satisfied.
Right, I don't have any answers for you.
You don't?
No.
You just don't want to talk to me?
No, I just don't know myself.
Well, it's not going to hurt him in any way.
Right.
You know, I'm not asking you anything like about what he was doing and all that.
I don't care about all that.
I mean, that's pretty explanatory, OK?
You know, even the things now are a surprise to me.
Well, but the number one question is this.
If Xavier has that kind of money in his pocket, how would his mother and family that he lives with on a daily basis not know that?
I think they love a good story.
It's a good story.
It is.
This is one of the first banks that Xavier robbed.
He got over $300,000 at this institutional loan.
There was a man who would put a wolf mask on.
and actually go into banks with a gun and rob them for money so that he could watch these two assholes play football.
Everybody is fascinated by Chief Soholic's story, whether they hate him, love him, or it's in between.
Because it seems like it should be fake in a movie, but it's real.
Chief Soholic's story has gained attention all over.
Have you ever had a case like this in your career?
No.
I never would have thought about this scenario playing out.
You know, life is just stranger than fiction.
The guy who posts memes is now one himself.
If only Chiefsaholic had this vehicle, Robin Banks.
It just adds another level to this, like, you don't want to say superhero, but, like, this personality that is way larger than life.
You already know what's gonna happen, baby.
James!
I mean, I just think he kind of grows the legend within, really.
We're going in there, we're gonna hit the bank like Chief Zahalik, baby.
He was here today, gone tomorrow, and it was like a modern-day Jesse James story.
He was an outlaw.
Jesse James is a bad dude.
This guy's not a bad dude.
He's a coward.
He's a freaking coward.
He hid behind a mask.
Jesse James did not do that.
Maybe a bandana.
Many people in the media and on social media have tried to create a narrative that this is a comedy, that he's a comic figure.
And it's easy for them to do that.
But for me,
When I look at this case, when I think about Xavier Babadar the person, when I think about what he's gone through and where he's come from, I can see nothing other than a tragic figure.
You know, everyone's like, this guy's like, you know, living a dream, when in reality, it's not like that.
I think Chiefsaholic had his own Shakespeare moment.
He had to become someone else to support the gaps in Xavier's life.
You already know what it is.
Let's fucking go, baby!
I don't know that he even knows who he is.
That's the number one thing.
Nobody knew or cared who the fuck you know Xavier was.
I think he just wanted to be accepted.
To get that small 15 minutes of fame that we all hoped for.
I feel like it's like breaking the... It comes to an end eventually.
Get your hands up!
You only have one life to live.
Do I feel bad about his childhood?
Absolutely.
But he made bad choices.
Years of his life are now gone and he needs to realize people aren't going to talk about you forever.
Welcome to Super Bowl 58.
The Chiefs have a bank robber who's going to jail with the misery of, I used to be our most famous fan.
Now it's that Taylor Swift.
Now I just feel empathy for the guy.
I know it's crazy, but that's pretty much what my emotion is right now.
Kansas City wins the game.
A back-to-back Super Bowl championship, and the Chiefs have done it.
When we won the last Super Bowl, it did hit me.
He may not even know we won the game.
Part of Chief's kingdom is missing, and that's Chief's Hall.
Right now, the Chiefs, they have their dynasty.
That's what we do, dawg.
That's the start, dawg.
We ain't nowhere near done.
Watching an entire dynastic era all on a television set from across a hall, that sucks.
That sucks out loud, dude.
One, two, three, how about those Chiefs?
at the end of the day.
Like, yeah, it was a wild story.
He robbed a bunch of banks.
But, like, Chiefs Kingdom as a whole, don't really care about the guy.
We don't want him back.
He can stay in jail, stay behind bars.
Outside the federal courthouse this afternoon, the 29-year-old was sentenced in a federal courtroom about an hour ago after pleading guilty.
A judge sentenced him to 17 and a half years in prison.
Babbitter's attorney asked for tenure, saying Babbitter suffered from childhood trauma, homelessness, and poverty.
The Kansas City Chiefs superfan will have to pay nearly $11 million to a Bixby bank teller.
Frazier says both he and Garcia are happy with the judgment.
This sends a very clear message.
When you play stupid games, you win stupid tricks, and time in federal prison is going to be his prize.
I spent a lot of time thinking about the consequences, what's going to happen to his family.
They depend on him.
But in the end,
as the human cost.
Yeah.