Nikita Soshnikov's apartment robbed after he leaves keys with security

Several media outlets are reporting that Nikita Soshnikov of the New York Islanders is dealing with an apparent robbery at an apartment he owns in Moscow. Sport-Express.ru reports that among the stolen items are $1700 USD in cash, as well as 2000 euros.

Soshnikov returned to the NHL this season after being back in his home country of Russia since 2019. Before that, he had played for both the Toronto Maple Leafs and St. Louis Blues. He's played three games with the Isles in 2022-23, as well as another three with Bridgeport of the AHL. He's yet to hit the scoresheet in either league this season.

According to reports, the keys to Soshnikov's apartment fell into the hands of the robbers after they were allegedly left with security for the apartment building. No word yet on any arrests in the incident.

Source: Sport-Express.ru

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