“We would treat it no differently if it was someone’s F-150 versus a Lamborghini.”
Colorado Rockies third baseman Kris Bryant’s Lamborghini Huracan is seen in a photo taken by a license-plate-detecting camera on Sept. 10, 2024, shortly before the car was stolen. Bryant’s license plate was obscured by Cherry Hills Village police, who provided the image. Colorado Rockies third baseman Kris Bryant has been reunited with his 2023 Lamborghini Huracan after it was rerouted by thieves on its way to Bryant’s offseason Las Vegas home.
The car was picked up from Bryant’s home in Cherry Hills Village on Sept. 29. When it failed to arrive at the athlete’s Vegas home, on Oct. 2, Bryant and his broker both contacted police. The man was later identified as Dat Viet Tieu and was confronted by police when he arrived at Harry Reid International Airport to pick up the Lamborghini. When police asked how Tieu planned to travel from the airport to the maintenance shop, Tieu directed police to a stolen Jeep that Smith said contained tools used to perpetrate motor vehicle thefts.
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