A suspect was arrested in connection with the death of the sports reporter of Kansas City Adan Manzano, who died this week while covering Super Bowl Lix in New Orleans.
The police in the connoisseur, Louisiana says they have arrested Danette Colbert after being accused of using the credit card of the deceased reporter in various stores in the New Orleans area, according to Wafb.com.
Security images shows Colbert with Manzano on Wednesday morning before Colbert leaves the hotel of Manzano hours later according to researchers, according to researchers.
Manzano was ultimately no longer responded to his hotel.
Dailymail.com has contacted the connoisseur police for more information.
Adan Manzano, a reporter covering the Super Bowl in New Orleans, died on Wednesday
A 27-year-old resident of Mexico who lived in Topeka, Kansas, Manzano was on the ground in New Orleans who worked as a sports anchor and ancillary reporter.
A statement from KGKC Telemundo Kansas City Read: [Adan] Was a real professional and a rising star, who was an example of excellence in his work.
'We will miss Adan and his passion for sports deep and the contributions he has made to the local community. Our thoughts and sincere condolences go to his family and loved ones in this difficult time. '
No cause of death has been announced yet.
Wibw reported the news that the wife of Manzano Ashleigh died last April at the age of 24 in a car accident that also seriously injured their baby's daughter.
The crash took place in Topeka, where Manzano and his young family were located.
In the Instagram bio of Manzano he tributes to his deceased wife with the message: 'Always in my heart Ashleigh Boyd'.
Manzano was described by his employers as a 'rising star' and a 'real professional'
Manzano is depicted with his deceased wife and his young daughter on her third birthday
Manzano is a resident of Mexico, but went to the university in Kansas State before he took a local job
Manzano would have graduated from Kansas State University and joined the television team of the Chiefs at the beginning of the 2024 season as a sidelines.
He covered his third consecutive Super Bowl, who had also been in Arizona and Las Vegas before this month's visit to New Orleans, with the Chiefs this year for the three-turf.
On Monday evening, Manzano posted photos of the opening evening of the Super Bowl in the Superdome, where he served to interview the players.
He was also a regular football reporter, who covered Sporting Kansas City, and from Big 12 basketball and the Kansas Jayhawks.
In New Orleans this week he had already interviewed Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and other Chiefs players.
