Nebraska football: Scott Frost’s burglary suspects have been rounded up
The last two people who have been accused of robbing the home of Nebraska football coach Scott Frost have been arrested and no others are expected.
The last two suspects in the Scott Frost burglary have reportedly been arrested. The two suspects were arrested just days after Lincoln police apprehended a 17-year-old girl who is suspected to be the driver for the trio who allegedly robbed the new Nebraska football coach’s home.
The Lincoln Journal Star reports the additional arrests were made Monday morning. 20-year-old Andrew Williams is the only one of the three that has been named, since he’s the one that is an adult. Willaims was arrested alongside a 16-year-old boy.
The trio is said to have entered Frost’s home through an unlocked garage door. Initially, it was reported that they stole 14 championship rings the coach had amassed during his days with the Nebraska football team, as well as Oregon and UCF.
The day after the robbery, Frost said he found the rings. It has been confirmed that the robbers took $50,000 worth of shoes, football helmets, and artwork.
The trio got themselves into trouble almost immediately after the robbery because one of the group started trying to sell the shoes on Craigslist. Considering they stole the items from arguably the most popular human being in the state of Nebraska, people who saw the ad were quick to report the listing.
That listing, as well as a police officer who says he stopped a car Williams was riding in for an unrelated offense. The officer says he saw a distinctive pair of shoes that were likely Frost’s.
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Now that the people who broke into Scott Frost’s home have been caught, the Lincoln Police department is considering the investigation over. The robbers will likely think twice if they ever decide to rob the home of the Nebraska football team’s head coach.