The Bayside residence of Milwaukee Bucks forward Kyle Kuzma was burglarized on Wednesday night during his team’s game against the Los Angeles Lakers.
According to “a Bayside Police Department press release,” the incident occurred between 9 and 9:30 p.m. while the game took place at Fiserv Forum.
Surveillance footage released by local authorities shows four individuals moving through the backyard of the property, though their identities remain unknown.
Police confirmed that the intruders ransacked several rooms and managed to steal various valuables from the home.
The situation mirrors a break-in that affected teammate Bobby Portis two years ago, a case which investigators linked to a widespread criminal network targeting professional athletes.
As noted in reporting by “Wisconsin Sports Heroics,” no suspects were taken into custody on Wednesday night or Thursday morning.
Authorities are continuing to track down those responsible for the crime.
The burglary occurred on the same night the Bucks suffered a 123-112 defeat against the Lakers.
During the contest, Kuzma recorded nine points and two steals while shooting 2-for-8 from the field in 24 minutes of play.
The game also drew controversy regarding a play involving Lakers guard Luka Doncic.
Late in the fourth quarter, Doncic tweaked his ankle after landing on Kuzma’s foot during a three-point attempt.
The incident drew criticism from former NBA star Charles Barkley, who expressed disapproval of the defensive play.
The Bucks have faced a difficult stretch of play recently, leading to internal discussions about the team’s performance.
As detailed by “Kyle Kuzma,” the forward has publicly urged his teammates to play with a greater sense of urgency to reverse their recent losing streak.
The investigation into the burglary remains active as police continue to review evidence from the scene.