Ketel Marte’s home break in Arizona under All-Star Game: Police

Police in Arizona are investigating after home to Arizona Diamondbacks Star Ketel Marte was reportedly broken into his performance at the All-Star game in Atlanta on Tuesday.

The MLB player’s home was allegedly broken down in July 15 in what Scottsdale police call a “high dollar burglary,” the Associated Press reported.

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According to law enforcement, there was no one inside the home at the time of the burglary, and personal items and jewelry were taken. The investigation is in progress and according to Arizona Republic, There were signs of “forced entry.”

Theft is believed to have happened while Marte was out of town and competed in the All-Star game in Georgia, where he hit a two-run double in the first place of the National League’s victory.

Arizona Diamondback’s second Baseman Ketel Marte runs to Dugout against Miami Marlins in the first place on Chase Field 27. (Rick Scuteri/Imag images)

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Mares Home is the latest in a series of burglaries aimed at high -profile athletes.

In December, the FBI issued a warning that South American organized crime groups were believed to be behind a series of burglaries aimed at the athletes’ homes while they were out of town. The groups have allegedly used social media and other publicly available information to track their targets’ residence, the FBI said.

NFL and NBA warned players after a number of burglaries to be diligent.

Cincinnati Bengals Quarterback Joe Burrow throws a care against Dallas Cowboys in the first quarter at AT&T Stadium. (Tim Heitman/IMAGN- Pictures)

Luka Dončić, Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Joe Burrow is among some of the prominent athletes who have had their homes broken into the last year.