Kansas City superfan 'Chiefsaholic' pleads guilty to bank robbery rampage... and could face up to 50 years in prison for 'violent crime spree across the Midwest'

Xaviar Babudar, who was often seen as the wolf-suit clad Kansas City Chiefs superfan known as 'Chiefsaholic' has pled guilty to three charges in federal court in connection to a number of bank robberies throughout the Midwestern USA.

Babudar pled guilty to charges of money laundering, transporting stolen property across state lines, and bank robbery.

He'll be sentenced in July - with the 29 year old facing up to 50 years in prison for what US Attorney Teresa Moore called a 'violent crime spree across the Midwest'.

“The defendant tried to conceal hundreds of thousands of dollars in stolen cash by using it to gamble online and at casinos, but the odds caught up with him,” Moore said in a release. 

“With today’s conviction, he will be held accountable for the full scope of his criminal conduct, including his attempt to flee from justice.”

Xaviar Babudar has pled guilty to three charges relating to bank robberies in the Midwest

Babuar was known for being the 'ChiefsAholic' a Kansas City super fan in a wolf suit

Babuar was directly tied to multiple robberies in Nebraska, Iowa, Tennessee, and Oklahoma

As a part of his plea agreement, Babudar will have to pay over $530,000 in restitution to the victims' financial institution.

Adding insult to injury, he will also have to forfeit an autographed painting of Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

Back in November, Babudar pled not guilty to robbing a Tulsa Teachers Credit union branch in Bixby, Oklahoma. He was accused of pointing a pistol at a bank teller and leaving with $150k in December 2022. 

He was arrested that month and was held in jail until February 2023 when he was released on bond.

Babudar then cut his ankle monitor and went on the run for four months before being caught by the FBI in California. 

Officials were able to link him back to several other unsolved robberies in Nebraska, Iowa, Tennessee, and Oklahoma.