4th Shedeur Sanders' Home Burglary Suspect Arrested In GA

EAST ATLANTA, GA — A fourth person has been arrested in Georgia in connection with the burglary of Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders’ Ohio home, police said Friday.

Authorities on Thursday arrested Carlos Morris, 20, at an apartment in the 4600 block of Glenwood Road, DeKalb County Police said.

The department's SWAT team executed a search warrant and located Morris inside the apartment, police said. They added Morris was wanted by the Medina County (Ohio) Sheriff's Office in connection with the suspected burglary of Sanders' home, which occurred on Nov. 16, 2025.

DeKalb County Jail records on Friday showed Morris was arrested on charges of failure to appear for fingerprintable charge and first-degree burglary.

When investigators searched the Glenwood apartment, police said they found multiple guns; two of which were classified as machine guns. Additionally, police said they located 16 ounces of promethazine and half a pound of marijuana.

A dog who was seemingly neglected was found and turned over to Animal Control, police said.

They added the following people who were inside the apartment are facing the following charges:

• Demarcus Anderson, 27 – VGCSA, VGCSA-firearm, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, animal cruelty
• Jermiah Anderson, 19 – obstruction (misdemeanor)
• Charneicia Carter, 28 – probation violation out of Douglas County (misdemeanor)
• Jaquez Horne, 20 – possession of a machine gun, possession of a firearm under first-offender status, additional warrants out of DeKalb and Fulton counties
• Joshua Peterson, 21 – obstruction (misdemeanor)

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Last month, police said they arrested three other people suspected of robbing the home. Police said there were multiple suspected burglars, but three of them "thought they could hide in DeKalb," making "a critical mistake."

The first person arrested was Jarvet Myrick, who was taken into custody on Nov. 26, 2025, police said.

Myrick was accused of driving a vehicle with thousands of dollars in cash, suspected marijuana and a gun inside, police said.

Weeks later, Deandrez Jackson was arrested on Dec. 16, 2025, when detectives stopped a vehicle on Columbia Drive, police said.

Jackson and multiple others were inside the vehicle, along with drugs and five guns, police said.

Two days before New Year's Eve, police said they arrested Maurice Taylor on Dec. 29 during a traffic stop at Belvedere Circle. Police said marijuana and a loaded gun in the vehicle.

All of the arrestees were taken to the DeKalb County Jail, police said.