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 NEW: Foxboro Police have released 911 call made by Rob Gronkowski after he found out his home had been burglarized #NBC10Boston#Patriotspic.twitter.com/9LugA1MFCG — Perry Russom NBC10 Boston (@PerryNBCBoston) February 6, 2018 
 
 The Foxborough police released Gronkowski's 911 call later Tuesday. FULL INTERVIEW: Foxborough police provide update on break-in at Gronk's house 
 
 Boston 25 News obtained exclusive video of police responding to Gronk’s Foxborough home Monday night. Our video shows local and Massachusetts State Police vehicle parked outside Gronkowski’s home, and they were there until about 11 p.m. 
 
 #BREAKING: Police called to Rob Gronkowski's Foxborough home for burglary. According to police scanner traffic reviewed by USA TODAY Sports, officers responded to a home linked through public records to Gronkowski, and a member of law enforcement said he spoke "with the homeowner there who was away on his trip. “Multiple safes … possible guns.” 
 
 According to a heavily redacted police report, the break in at Gronkowski's home happened just five minutes after he scored his first of two touchdowns at the Super Bowl on Sunday. Gronkowski opened with this: 
 
 "Hello, this isn't an emergency. This is just uh, this is Rob Gronkowski calling and uh, while I was gone, my whole house got robbed, uh, while I was on the Super Bowl trip. “You know, to have suffered this unfortunate loss and then to get home and be a victim of this kind of crime.” 
 
 According to the police report, the burglars were not able to get into Gronk's bedroom; it was found locked and secured. Saw Gronk briefly. A neighbor told the station he noticed that the gate to Gronkowski's property was ajar early Sunday afternoon. Gronkowski and the rest of the New England Patriots left for the Super Bowl in Minneapolis on Jan. 29, and didn’t return home until around 5 p.m. Monday. Foxborough police chief William Baker confirmed in a written statement that his department received a call about a residential burglary at Gronkowski's home at 6:18 p.m. on Monday, calling it "a routine property crime investigation." “So, out of respect for Mr. Gronkowski’s privacy, and because this is an active and dynamic criminal investigation we are not going to release any information right now about what was stolen or whether any suspects exist.” 
 
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– Celebrities have been warned not to give out their locations in real time for fear of opportunistic intruders entering their vacant homes. Unfortunately for Rob Gronkowski, just about everyone knew the New England Patriots tight end would be at the Super Bowl in Minneapolis on Sunday. Upon returning home from a 41-33 defeat around 5pm Monday, "Gronk" discovered his residence in Foxborough, Mass., had been broken into and called police, who spent five hours at the home, reports Boston 25. According to police audio reviewed by USA Today, officers stated "multiple safes, possible guns taken." "It's kind of a tough combination. You know, to have suffered this unfortunate loss and then to get home and be a victim of this kind of crime," says Foxborough Police Chief William Baker. A "very active and dynamic criminal investigation" is now underway, police add in a statement, per Deadspin. It's not clear when the break-in occurred—Gronkowski was reportedly last at the home on Jan. 29—but a neighbor says he saw a gate ajar on Sunday. "You never see that gate ajar. So, as a joke, my son and I said, 'Gee, maybe we should just call the police or something.' Now I'm sort of sorry I didn't," he tells Boston 25.