NBA title winner Kevin Willis had “$10,000 worth of championship jerseys stolen from his storage room”
- Kevin Willis won an NBA championship with the San Antonio Spurs in 2002-03
- Willis was a 1992 All-Star and is best known for his 11 years with the Hawks
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Former NBA player Kevin Willis has reported $100,000 worth of stolen jerseys to police as part of an alleged theft from his locker.
According to TMZ during a visit to his Roswell, GA. At a warehouse, he noticed 10 San Antonio Spurs teammate jerseys missing.
Willis then called 911 and told police that $9,000 worth of other clothing items had also been taken.
According to the 911 call quoted by TMZ, Willis revealed the nature of the alleged crime he reported Thursday.
“This stuff came from when I was playing,” he said of the outlet. “They’ve been there for 20 years and they took away all the top quality staff that was there.” They took all of that away. And they left four of them or something like that.’
Kevin Willis played 21 seasons in the NBA for Atlanta, Miami, Houston and Toronto, among others
The power forward (R) won his only NBA title with the Spurs in the 2002–2003 season
According to the police report, “The locks appeared to have been cut and were inside the storage unit.”
No arrests have been made in this case at this time.
Willis won an NBA championship with San Antonio in the 2002–2003 season. However, he is perhaps best known for his stint with the Atlanta Hawks between 1984 and 1994.
The Hawks selected Willis 11th overall in the 1984 draft. He has played for eight teams over the course of his career, including Miami, Golden State, Houston, Toronto, Denver and Dallas.
Willis played as a power forward and center throughout his time in the NBA and was named an All-Star in 1992.