Tom Brady's stolen Super Bowl jerseys found in possession of credentialed member of Mexican media
The jerseys worn by Patriots star Tom Brady during two Super Bowl wins have been returned to New England after being found in the possession of a member of the media who had credentials to be at this year's game.
Video was shown on Fox Sports earlier in the week purportedly showing how Martin Mauricio Ortega Camberos lingered around the celebrations and the locker room before making off with the memorabilia.
Ortega stepped down as director of Mexican newspaper La Prensa in mid-March, citing personal reasons.
The paper released a statement saying it had learned of Camberos' alleged role in the theft "with surprise and disappointment", and only after his resignation.
"In case of being true, La Prensa fully condemns the behaviour of Martin Mauricio Ortega Camberos who took advantage of his position and used La Prensa to obtain a media credential to access the field, press conferences and other areas of the NRG Stadium," the statement read.
