Three men have been charged by a federal grand jury in connection to the burglary of Joe Burrow's home in December.

Federal authorities say the burglary at Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's home in December was similar to many others around the country, including some break-ins of other star athletes' houses.

FBI agents raided a Manhattan pawn shop suspected of selling stolen goods possibly linked to burglaries at the homes of athletes, including Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. CBS News' Jericka Duncan has more.

Two people were taken into federal custody Tuesday following an investigation linked to the burglary of the home of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow​, sources tell CBS News New York.

Two men arraigned Wednesday after a raid in New York City's Diamond District are accused of working with South American gangs to traffic luxury goods stolen from professional athletes, according to federal authorities.

Three Chilean men who prosecutors say are part of a South American theft ring have been indicted in the burglary at Joe Burrow's home.

Back in December, people broke into Joe Burrow's home while the Cincinnati Bengals were facing the Dallas Cowboys on "Monday Night Football." Roughly two months later, the FBI released a photo of the suspects linked to this burglary case.

A grand jury in Cincinnati is moving forward with charges related to the burglary at Joe Burrow's home. A trio of defendants are under arrest and believed to be operating as part of a South American theft group that is allegedly transporting stolen goods interstate and falsifying records.