Former Chiefs Superfan, Convicted Bank Robber, Returned To Tulsa County Jail

Xavair Babudar, the convicted bank robber, known as the Kansas City Chiefs superfan "ChiefsAholic," is back in the Tulsa County Jail.

Babudar was brought to Tulsa from a high-security federal prison in Florence, Colorado, where he is serving a 17-and-a-half-year sentence after pleading guilty to a series of bank robberies used to finance his travel to Chiefs games.

Babudar is scheduled to appear in Tulsa County Court on Monday to face his state charges related to robbing a Bixby bank teller in 2022. He is accused of pointing a firearm at a teller during the robbery, then feeing on a bicycle.

After Babudar was sentenced in Federal Court, Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler said he would not dismiss Babudar’s state charges. Kunzweiler’s office filed a request with the Federal Bureau of Prison to have Babudar transferred back to Tulsa County to be prosecuted.

Timeline: Chiefsaholic Crime Spree Ends With 17-Year Sentence

Previous Coverage:

1. ‘We Are Going To Prosecute Him’: Tulsa DA Keeps Charges Against Chiefs Superfan After Federal Sentencing
2. Convicted Bank Robber 'Chiefsaholic' Sentenced To 17.5 Years In Prison
3. Kansas City Superfan 'Chiefsaholic' Ordered To Pay Nearly $11 Million To Bank Teller
4. Kansas City Chiefs Superfan 'Chiefsaholic' Pleads Guilty To Tulsa Bank Robbery
5. 'Chiefsaholic' Bank Robbery Suspect Makes Appearance In Tulsa Court
6. Chiefs Fan Accused Of Bank Robbery In Bixby Out On Bond During Super Bowl
7. 'Chiefsaholic' Bank Robbery Suspect Believed To Be On The Run
8. KC Chiefs Super Fan Accused Of Bank Robbery in Oklahoma, 4 Other States
9. Federal Prosecutors Request New Evidence Be Added In 'Chiefsaholic' Case
10. Man Known As 'Chiefsaholic' Fires Attorney, Waives Right To Preliminary Hearing
11. Man Accused Of Robbing Bixby Bank To Appear in Court
12. Chiefs Fans Convinced Bixby Bank Robber Is Popular Superfan
13. Kansas City Chiefs Fans Think Popular Super-Fan Robbed Bixby Bank