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Fake Pro Basketball Player Accused of Stealing $90K BMW From Valet

September 8, 2026:

Fake Pro Basketball Player Accused of Stealing $90K BMW From Valet

Fake Pro Basketball Player
Allegedly Stole $90K BMW From Valet

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A man accused of posing as a pro basketball player apparently took his fake baller act straight to the valet stand … where cops say he drove off in a $90,000 BMW that wasn’t his.

Savannah, Georgia police say the suspect walked into the Hyatt Regency Savannah around 12:30 AM on Aug. 14, grabbed some belongings from a white Audi, then handed valet workers a ticket for a gray 2026 BMW X5.

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According to investigators, he told employees he was a professional basketball player with several cars at the hotel … and apparently sold the story well enough to get the keys and peel out in the BMW.

Problem is … police say the SUV actually belonged to a dealership and was being used as a loaner by a hotel guest. The dealership later tracked it all the way to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

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And the alleged car-hopping didn’t stop there — investigators later learned the white 2025 Audi A5 he’d been seen using was itself reported stolen the day before. Cops found it unlocked in the hotel’s parking garage later that morning.

Police also believe the same guy may be tied to another valet theft at a Savannah hotel earlier in August … when a guest’s Toyota C-HR disappeared after someone allegedly used her retrieval code given to her from the valet service hours before she requested the car.

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Savannah police have released surveillance images of the suspect, described as a man in his 20s or 30s, as they try to identify him.

Move over, Daejon Love …

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