A former NBA All-Star has been the victim of an alleged robbery that includes stolen championship jerseys.
The ex-San Antonio Spurs center Kevin Willis, 60, had approximately $100,000 worth of championship jerseys stolen according to TMZ.
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On Tuesday, Willis reported the crime to the police as the 22-year NBA veteran noticed that 10 of his former teammates' championship jerseys were missing from his Roswell, Georgia storage locker.
According to police documents, Willis told authorities that the jerseys were worth close to $100,000.
And he also told the cops that another rack of clothing, which was worth around $9,000, was also stolen from the facility.
In a 911 call obtained by TMZ, Willis told the dispatcher the jerseys were framed inside the locker.
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"This stuff came from when I was playing," he said.
"These have been around for 20 years and they took all the high-profile personnel that was on there.
"They took all of those.
"And they left four of them back or something like that."
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Police examined the locker which appeared to have the locks cut and "were on the inside of the storage unit."
Willis also stated that June was the last time he visited the storage locker.
He has requested an investigation and will press charges, per the court documents.
As of August 12, no arrests have been made.
was drafted by the Atlanta Hawks in the first round of the 1984 draft.
The seven-footer made the All-Star team with the Hawks in 1991 when he averaged 18.3 points and 15.5 rebounds per game.
In 2002, Willis was a member of the Spurs championship team.
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