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          Man allegedly steals Tom Brady jersey from Patriots Hall of Fame

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          • Associated Press
          Oct 25, 2019, 09:56 AM ET

          FOXBOROUGH, Mass.-- Authorities say a Rhode Island man visiting the New England Patriots Hall of Fame took a Tom Brady jersey off a display and walked off with it.

          Zanini Cineus, of Providence, was freed on personal recognizance after a not guilty plea to a larceny charge was entered on his behalf at his arraignment Thursday.

          Police say the 33-year-old was wearing the jersey under his jacket when he was apprehended Thursday still in the vicinity of the hall of fame.

          Police say the signed jersey is worth $10,000. The team says it had not been worn in a game.

          Cineus's lawyer, Bill Galvin, declined to comment.

          Brady's game-worn jersey was stolen out of the locker room after the Patriots' 34-28 overtime Super Bowl victory over the Atlanta Falcons in 2017.