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Burgled Steelers Rookie Plays Game Day After Theft
9 Sep
Summary
- Steelers rookie Max Iheanachor's home was burglarized on August 26.
- Approximately $150,000 worth of jewelry and designer items were stolen.
- The burglary occurred the day before the player's first career game.
Pittsburgh Steelers first-round draft pick Max Iheanachor had his home in Mount Washington burglarized on August 26. The incident occurred in Duquesne Heights between 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. ET, with thieves making off with an estimated $150,000 in merchandise. Stolen items included jewelry, Rolex watches, and designer handbags.
No individuals were present at the residence during the time of the burglary. This crime took place just one day before Iheanachor participated in his first professional football game, the Steelers' preseason finale against the Buffalo Bills. The rookie lineman had returned to the field for that game after a shoulder/neck injury sidelined him during training camp.
