Chief Superfan Chief Saholik, charge with bank theft after four months as a

fugitive. I kind of forgot that he was on the run like his. A man known as

Kansas City Chief Superfan Chief Saholik has been charged in federal court with

one count of bank theft and one count of transporting stolen property across

state lines after being a fugitive for four months. According to the US

Attorney's Office Western District of Missouri. Xavier Michael Badudar, 28

was charged on May 24th. The complaint was unsealed and made public Monday

following his arrest in Lincoln, California. He was originally charged in Tulsa

County, Oklahoma, in connection to a robbery in December 22nd. After being

released on bond in February, he just removed his ankle monitor and left. Yeah,

I totally forgot that because he was gone for so long four months. Yeah, he was

located near Sacramento, California. He traveled throughout the Midwest to

prepare a string of robberies at various banks and credit unions per an

affidavit cited in the press release. He allegedly laundered the robbery

proceeding through area casinos and bank accounts. We've talked about that. How

you laundered through casinos or talked about him specifically. Yeah. Because

man, it doesn't mean that he went and won a bunch of money at the casino and

that's like he reinvested it. That's just means that he literally went there

and changed it up and got his money. Yeah, it's a quick way to do it. And I

guess it's a dangerous way to do it because there's so many cameras and there's

obviously direct evidence of exactly what you're doing. But when you're

already doing exactly and he was on the run for four months. Yeah, no,

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