Police claim UCLA recruits took jewelry and cash from Colorado players at Rose Bowl.

The case of who allegedly stole the Colorado Buffaloes' jewelry is coming to a close. Last month, Deion Sanders' Colorado football team reported that several players had their chains stolen from the UCLA Bruins' visitors' locker room. The theft occurred during the game that the Bruins won.

The Pasadena Police Department started an investigation and identified the alleged suspects as prospective UCLA football recruits from Beaumont High School in Riverside County. Although police officials did not reveal the names, they gave the information to the juvenile division of the local district attorney's office. The robbery happened on October 28th.

In response, the Beaumont Unified School District released a statement expressing their disappointment and dismay. They said that the alleged actions did not represent their core values as a school, district, and community. The district continued to cooperate fully with the Pasadena Police Department's investigation.

Police officials also confirmed that some of the jewelry was returned. UCLA Athletics then released a statement saying that the students were not on an official recruiting visit. After the robbery, Deion Sanders suggested that the school and/or stadium reimburse the athletes whose possessions were stolen.

This case is still ongoing, and hopefully justice will be served.

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