federal agents arrest the Kansas City Chiefs superfan in California who's accused of robbing banks all over the Midwest AVR barbadar is known as a chief saholic and he was arrested in December for robbing a Bixby Credit Union employee at gunpoint news on 6's Jonathan Cooper joins us live with these new details from the FBI Jonathan Craig Laurie the FBI arrested bobadar over the weekend four months after they say he went on the run after ripping off his ankle monitor in Tulsa now the FBI has connected bobadar to eight bank robberies in five different states eight months after Xavier babidar was first arrested in Oklahoma the chief Super Fan is now back in federal custody and now facing a lot more trouble chief saholic has been arrested this Saga has made headlines across the country and been the subject of national talk shows for months bobadard known online as Chief saholic was famous in sports circles for his high-stakes betting and travel the Chiefs Road games the FBI now says though those bets and lavish trips were funded through a string of bank robberies Nationwide we first told you about bobadar in December when Bixby police arrested him after they say he robbed the Tulsa Teachers Federal Credit Union on his way to Houston for a Chief's Road game in February though days before the Super Bowl bobadar bonded down after a Tulsa County Judge lowered it to eighty thousand dollars prosecutors say he was a no-show to his next court appearance cut off his ankle monitor and went on the run in the months that followed as law enforcement looked for him the FBI conducted a further investigation reviewing his bank records and looked deeper into unsolved bank robberies according to court documents the FBI now thinks he's connected to robberies dating back to March of two thousand 22 hitting banks in Suburban Des Moines Iowa Omaha in Nashville the FBI says he tried robbing two banks in Minnesota but ran off because the banks only offered smaller bills investigators found similar clothing in each robbery and traced bobadar's cell phone to each area they also say during this time he laundered money through casinos buying more than a million dollars in casino chips I reached out to bobadar's bail bondsman here in Oklahoma he says he was notified shortly after he was arrested in the Sacramento area bobadar now faces federal charges of Bank theft and Interstate transportation of stolen property in addition to his charges in Oklahoma Jonathan Cooper Oklahoma's Own News on Six