Dallas Cowboy player CeeDee Lamb’s home burglarized

(NBC, KYMA) - Another high profile burglary Sunday, this time at the home of a Dallas Cowboys player CeeDee Lamb.

Lamb was at the Cowboys training camp in California, when more than $300,000 worth of items were stolen, including four luxury bags, according to police records obtained by the Fort Worth Star Telegram.

In a statement, the Fairview Police Department saying evidence obtained indicates a single suspect entered and exited through the window, adding several high end personal items were taken.

Now, the urgent search to identify and find the suspect.

NBC News has reached out to the Cowboys who say they have no comment at this time. Lamb's team has not responded our request for a statement.

It's latest in a string of high-profile burglaries.

Last month, Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley's home was broken into while police say he and his family were inside.

The NFL has previously warned athletes to avoid posting in real-time on social media, installing security systems and keeping valuables out of plain sight to avoid becoming the next target.