Chiefs star Rashee Rice's mother is accused of stealing the neighbor's Chappell Roan package, hours after WR was dragged off the field with serious injury

Rashee Rice's mother, Marsha Kearney, is accused of stealing a neighbor's package containing Chappell Roan's records just hours after her son was injured in a crash.

The Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver's mother was seen on a Ring doorbell camera pushing a package from a neighbor's door with her foot before picking it up and walking away, as seen in footage obtained by TMZ.

The incident occurred last Sunday – just hours after the Chiefs defeated the Los Angeles Chargers.

In the video, a woman wearing a “Momma Rice” jersey with the number 4 on it walks past the camera and looks directly into the lens as she passes.

Moments later, the woman returns and pushes a package away from the door with her foot.

Chiefs WR Rashee Rice's mother is accused of stealing two Chappell Roan records

Rice was carted off the field Sunday after suffering an ACL injury against the Chargers

But unfortunately for her, while she thought she was out of the camera's view, the woman is seen bending down to grab the package, picking up a box and then walking away.

According to TMZ, the owner purchased two limited-edition Chappell Roan vinyl records from Urban Outfitters.

The rightful owner told the outlet that she tried unsuccessfully to resolve the issue with Kearney, Rice and the apartment rental agency to get the items back.

According to TMZ, they contacted law enforcement, who confirmed that a report regarding the theft was filed on Wednesday.

Rice was injured in Sunday's game and had to be carted off the field because of a knee ailment that was identified as a possible problem with his ACL.

On an episode of the New Heights Podcast, Rice's Kansas City Chiefs teammate Travis Kelce lamented the loss of the second-year wide receiver.

“It won’t be easier watching Rashee (Rice) go down during the game,” Kelce said. I just love the way this guy played football and the way he attacked every day in training.

“Sometimes you just root for the guys that do it right, and Rashee did that, man. “When I saw him go down, it was like a big dagger to me.”