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Chiefs superfan, who dressed as a wolf at games and is dubbed 'Chiefsaholic', 'is on the run with a $1million bond warrant issued after removing his ankle monitor in bank robbery case'

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A Kansas City Chiefs superfan, known for wearing a wolf costume at games, is said to be on the lam with a $1million bond warrant out for his arrest in connection to a bank robbery in Oklahoma last year

Xaviar Badbudar, who also goes by 'ChiefsAholic' on social media, was due in the District Court for Tulsa County on Monday for an arraignment hearing, according to court records obtained by KJRH, but reportedly failed to show up.  

The 28-year-old reportedly also took off his ankle monitor, which was eventually found in a field near Woodland Hills Mall in Tulsa. Prosecutors plan to add a felony charge for the violation.

Xaviar Babudar - a Kansas City Chiefs superfan - was arrested for armed robbery in December

Xaviar Babudar - a Kansas City Chiefs superfan - was arrested for armed robbery in December

Babudar, 25, is known for wearing a wolf costume at Chiefs games and for his gambling habits

Babudar, 25, is known for wearing a wolf costume at Chiefs games and for his gambling habits

Babudar is accused of robbing a TTCU bank at gunpoint in Bixby on December 16. The town is roughly a half-hour drive from Tulsa and is located south of Oklahoma's second largest city. 

What's more is that Babudar's

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