The Brief
- Braidy Glen Allen and Christopher Lee Brandt have both been charged with burglary and theft for allegedly stealing silver from an Eagan residence in April 2026.
- In total, 4,300 ounces of silver were taken during the heist, with a total loss of up to $374,000. Investigators caught them in the process of selling some of the silver bars to various shops around the Twin Cities.
- A nationwide warrant has been issued for their arrest, and their whereabouts are currently unknown.
EAGAN, Minn. (FOX 9) – Two men are facing charges of burglary and theft after authorities allege they broke into a home in Eagan and stole $374,000 worth of silver bars as the owners slept.
Eagan silver theft
What we know:
Braidy Glen Allen, 37, of Champlin, and Christopher Lee Brandt, 42, of Marshall, are charged with first-degree burglary of a dwelling and theft of property over $5,000 for a heist that allegedly occurred on April 18, 2026.
According to charges filed in Hennepin County, an officer with the Eagan Police Department was dispatched to a residence on Tiffany Circle North on the report of a theft that occurred in the early morning hours.…