Three gunmen broke into the former corner of the Seattle Seahawks, Richard Sherman, during the weekend, while his wife and two children were at home.
On Monday, Sherman shared images in X of what seemed to be the intruders who carried firearms and crashed through a large window.
“House being stolen at gunpoint with my family, it is not what nobody wants for a birthday gift,” he published. “Fear situation that my wife masterfully handled and kept my children safe.”
He said he was sharing the video in case someone had information that could help the authorities find intruders.
“If someone has any information that can help find these people, communicate,” he wrote.
Sherman’s wife, Ashley Moss, said she and children are “physically well” but “very shaken and hope to find these people soon.”
“Awakening Intruders out of your room with a gun is something that nobody should have to experience,” he wrote in his Instagram stories on Monday. “As I said they tried wrong people! We will find you!”
King County Sheriff’s office said the robbery occurred just after Sunday. Until Tuesday morning, there had been no arrests, and suspects had not been identified.
“As this is still an open and active investigation, there is not much more to share at this time,” said the Sheriff’s office in a statement.
Last year, the NFL, the NBA and the FBI issued warnings after a series of robberies aimed at high profile athletes. On October 6, the field marshal of the Kansas City bosses, the field marshal of the Kansas City bosses, Patrick Mahomes, was stolen. A day later, the thieves broke into the Leawood, Kansas, home of the closed wing of the Chiefs, Travis Kelce.
In February, seven Chilean men were accused in relation to an alleged wave of robberies at the national level that attacked Mahomes, Kelce and others.
A federal accusation also accused the group of breaking into the Wisconsin house of a Milwaukee Bucks player while he was in a game. The authorities did not identify the victim, but the information corresponds to a robbery that occurred in the Bucks striker’s house, Bobby Portis Jr., the accusation said that articles were stolen worth almost $ 1.5 million of articles of the house.
Another robbery occurred in the Cincinnati area of a Bengal player, said the United States Prosecutor’s Office for the Average District of Florida in a statement. The information corresponds to a robbery in the house of the Marshal of Campo Joe Burrow.
