Lamb's Home Burglarized During Cowboys Training Camp

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb became the latest professional athlete to be the victim of a home burglary after his residence in Fairview, Texas, was broken into on July 30 while he was away at the team's training camp in California. The incident resulted in the theft of property valued at more than $300,000, including four luxury bags, according to records from the Fairview Police Department.

The burglary at Lamb's home in the affluent Dallas suburb was not discovered until the following day, July 31, when a renovation worker noticed a broken window on the northeast side of the property. After inspecting the home and finding signs of entry, the worker called 911. Police confirmed there are no known suspects and the investigation remains ongoing. At the time of the crime, Lamb, 27, was more than 1,300 miles away in Oxnard, California, with the Cowboys, who had been training in Southern California for 26 days. The team and Lamb were not scheduled to return to Frisco until the morning of August 23.

The burglary places Lamb on a growing list of NFL stars targeted in recent years, highlighting a pattern that has drawn federal scrutiny. Other prominent players burglarized...