UPDATE: Pasadena Police investigating Colorado Buffaloes locker room theft at Rose Bowl

At least five Colorado Buffaloes football players had their jewelry stolen at the Rose Bowl on Saturday night.
The theft from the locker room occurred during UCLA’s 28-16 win over CU, with thieves stealing at least three diamonds and a gold necklace worth thousands of dollars.
Cam\’Ron Silmon-Craig and Jordan Dominique were two of the Buff players involved in the incident.

In the video from Well Off Media, CSC and others can be seen outside the dressing room after the match.
Dominique told Buffsbeat that she removed Jaxxon’s gold chain from her belongings.
Colorado coach Deion Sanders did not address the issue in his postgame press conference, but he is aware of the situation.
Pasadena police told Buffsbeat they are investigating the incident at the Rose Bowl and will issue a statement later this evening. UCLA Athletics also said it is aware of the situation.
“The UCLA Athletics Department confirms that the Pasadena Police Department received a report of items missing from the Colorado locker room following the UCLA-Colorado football game. UCLA is contacting law enforcement, Rose Bowl Stadium officials and the University of Colorado regarding this matter.”

UCLA’s Hayley Sawyer said the game needs an extra safety thanks to Colorado and Deion Sanders.
BuffsBeat has confirmed that the staffing was done by an outside company and not the Rose Bowl.

Colorado returns home this weekend to battle No. 1 Oregon State.
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