Reported burglary at Bucks player Kyle Kuzma's Bayside home
Nov 13, 2026
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A big story now at 9, a Bucks player's home targeted in a burglary.
Bayside police tell us they are now investigating,
and neighbors say Kyle Kuzma's home was the target.
Our Abril Preciado has been digging into this story.
She joins us live in the newsroom.
What have you learned, Abril?
That is right, you guys.
As soon as reports hit our newsroom,
we reached out to Bayside Police
about the possible burglary at Kyle Kuzma's house.
While the release did not confirm it was at his house,
they shared these details about an active investigation
after I specifically asked about Kuzma's home
near North Lake Drive.
Here is a dispatch audio our news team was able to pull
from that call.
Take a listen.
The items are missing and the house is ransacked.
Our head security camera footage,
but does not have access right now.
And police say they responded
to a residential burglary, not in progress.
Call around 1 a.m. Thursday morning.
Investigators say the caller explained
an unknown party entered their home and belongings were taken.
Police say they are not naming the victim out of respect
for their privacy, but they say they believe the home was targeted.
Now, this could be the second time a Bucks player's home has
been burglarized back in November 2024.
Bucks player Bobby Portis says River Hill's home was
was broken into, according to police,
Portis found his bedroom window smashed
and his safe was stolen
with his 2021 NBA championship ring
and other valuables.
Now, inside, three men were later arrested
in Argentina in connection with that case.
Now, Bayside police say the investigation remains active
and there is no immediate threat to the public.
We did reach out to the Bucks for a comment,
but we're still waiting to hear back.
In the newsroom, Abril Preciado, Fox 6 News.
Frightening that these athletes, it seems, are still being targeted.
Abril Preciado, thank you for that update.
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