A Chiefs fan who goes by ChiefsAholic on his social media platforms was arrested for armed robbery in Oklahoma on Dec. 16.
also indicated he was wearing a mask while committing the robbery, but officials confirmed he was not wearing a "costume type mask."Bixby Police told FOX Television Stations the incident happened at approximately 9:35 a.m. Friday when police responded to an armed robbery in progress at the Tulsa Teachers Credit Union.
An eyewitness inside the bank at the time of the robbery called Bixby Police and informed them of the description of the suspect and the direction that the suspect had fled. Kansas City Chiefs fan in stands wearing wolf costume during game vs Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium. Within moments multiple officers responded to the scene and set up a perimeter in a nearby neighborhood where the suspect, now known as Babudar, was captured attempting to escape with a weapon and a large amount of cash.Watch: Dramatic video shows police interrupting robbery-in-progress
Chief of Police Todd Blish stated, "The quick and decisive action of the witness permitted Bixby Police officers to respond in less than two minutes and have the suspect in custody within six minutes. We are so very appreciative of the witness, the bank employees, and the officers that responded to capture this person. I am especially proud of our officers who were able to respond quickly and set up a perimeter and make the arrest."This story was reported from Los Angeles.
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