A woman with a history of drugging male victims and stealing their credit cards was arrested in connection to the death of Adan Manzano, a 27-year-old sports anchor and reporter who was covering the Kansas City Chiefs at Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans.

Danette Colbert, 48, of Slidell, was “charged with property crimes, including fraud and theft-related offenses" in relation to an ongoing investigation, NBC News reported. Colbert was captured on surveillance footage leaving Manzano's hotel room and using his credit card "at several stores in the New Orleans area."

"You asked if this was a homicide, I don't know where it's going to end up. We're going to let the evidence lead us to the end result and not speculate," said Kenner Police Chief Keith Conley during a news briefing. "As soon as the coroner finishes with his findings and they will classify it as either homicide or whatever death the evidence leads him to and then these charges could be upgraded."

Colbert has previously “charged with introducing a substance, a foreign substance” during a 2022 incident in Nevada and another incident in Jefferson Parish, which "I believe it was two years ago," Conley said.

Manzano was covering the Chiefs for KGKC, the Kansas City local Telemundo affiliate, and Tico Sports, a Spanish language sports network, KGKC station general manager Steve Downing announced in a news release shared on Thursday (February 6).