Mike Conley’s home burglarized in Medina during Vikings game

On September 15, during the Minnesota Vikings' Week 2 game against the San Francisco 49ers, NBA player Mike Conley's home in Medina, Minnesota, was burglarized. The break-in occurred while Conley was attending the game, where he participated in pregame festivities. Medina Police Chief Jason Nelson reported that Conley's residence was one of three homes targeted by thieves that day, all of which were unoccupied at the time of the incidents. Authorities believe that at least two suspects were involved in the burglaries, which were executed with precision. The burglars approached the homes from the back and gained entry through ground-level windows, specifically targeting primary bedrooms to steal valuable items, including jewelry. Each burglary reportedly took about five minutes to complete. Investigators noted that the suspects may have conducted surveillance on the homes prior to the break-ins, allowing them to identify patterns in the residents' activities. Video footage captured a vehicle fleeing from Conley's property, which may be linked to the suspects, although no arrests had been made as of the latest updates. This incident highlights a concerning trend of home burglaries in suburban areas, particularly when residents are away. The police are actively investigating the case, and the community remains vigilant as they seek to prevent further crimes of this nature.