Late NFL Star Demaryius Thomas' Georgia Home Broken Into

ROSWELL, GA — The Roswell home of late Georgia Tech and NFL star Demaryius Thomas was broken into recently, according to police reports obtained by Patch.

Police found eight people in the house on March 13, and the police report filed by Thomas' mother says that memorabilia is missing. The missing items include Thomas' 2012 ESPY Award he shared with quarterback Tim Tebow for "Best Moment" as well as a signed Tom Brady jersey, multiple other jerseys and items of football memorabilia, a hyperbaric chamber, guns and several thousand dollars in cash, according to the report.

Three people were charged with criminal trespass: Vashone Jones, 29; Perfect Robinson, 27; and Malcom Daniels, 30. Daniels was also arrested for possession of cocaine, according to the report. Another person, Darrius Fisher, was arrested, and all four were taken to Fulton County Jail. Additional charges are likely to be filed as the investigation continues, a Roswell Police Department spokesperson told Patch.

Thomas was found dead in his home in December after he suffered what authorities believe was a seizure.

The longtime Denver Broncos star had retired from the NFL in June and was weeks shy of his 34th birthday when he died. Family members said he had been suffering seizures for nearly a year.

Jones told police he used to live at Thomas' home and served as his caretaker to help him with his medical issues. He said he came back on weekends to check on the home, according to the report.

Thomas' mother, Katina Smith, was notified people were in the house when she saw posts from his friends' social media accounts of them having a party.

Peter Wright, the executor of Thomas' estate and his longtime financial adviser, told police he changed the locks to the house shortly after Thomas' funeral service in December and that no one was living there at the time. Wright said ownership of the house would be transferred to Smith and Thomas' father once the death certificate was received.

Thomas was a third-team All-American at Georgia Tech and was selected 22nd overall by the Broncos in the 2010 NFL Draft. In nine NFL seasons, including seven-plus with Denver followed by short stints with the Houston Texans and New York Jets, Thomas recorded 724 receptions for 9,763 yards and 63 touchdowns. He was a two-time second team All-Pro and was named to the Pro Bowl four times.