A.J. Brown's stolen car found in Camden, suspect in custody: sources
A.J. Brown's car stolen: Eagles receiver says he won't press charges if stolen car is returned
Philadelphia Eagles receiver A.J. Brown took to social media after he said his car was stolen, and offered an ultimatum to the alleged car thief.
PHILADELPHIA - Sources tell FOX 29 News that A.J. Brown's stolen car has been found in Camden and the alleged car thief has been taken into custody.
Brown, 27, took to social media on Monday about the overnight theft and said he would not press charges if whoever took the car returned it.
"Just bring the whip back, bro, and I won't press charges," Brown said in an Instagram video. "But if I find you….it's gonna be what it's gonna be."
What we know:
Sources tell FOX 29 News that A.J. Brown's stolen car was recovered in Camden and the alleged car thief was taken into custody.
Brown, 27, sounded off about the Sunday night car theft in a video posted on his Instagram story.
"You smooth with it, though, you pulled up at 3:42," Brown said, speaking directly to the thief. "You fast on your feet, I'm gonna show you how fast I can be."
Brown claimed that he knows the alleged thief's location and urged them to return the car.
"We know where you are right now…right now…pull back up, bro," Brown said.
Hours later, sources say the vehicle was found in Camden, New Jersey, and the car thief was taken into custody.
What we don't know:
It's unknown at this time how they were able to locate the car, which sources say was tracked down just outside the city in Camden.
It's also not know if Brown will follow through with charges against the alleged car thief.