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Theft of MLB player memorabilia in Phoenix
Overview
Phoenix police arrested Daniel Thompson and Michael Hummel in connection with a September 27 storage unit burglary. The theft targeted the belongings of former Major League Baseball player Daniel Johnson, resulting in the loss of approximately $93,000 worth of property, including electronics, high-end purses, and baseball memorabilia.
Johnson, who has played for several teams including the San Francisco Giants and Houston Astros, noted that some stolen items were intended for his God Family Ball Foundation charity. Authorities identified the suspects after a pawn shop employee recognized them from surveillance images released by police while they were attempting to sell stolen collector shoes. A subsequent search warrant led to the recovery of various items.
Entities
Daniel Johnson · Phoenix Police Department · God Family Ball Foundation · Michael Hummel · Daniel Jacob Thompson
Timeline
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesTwo arrested in theft of $93,000 in MLB memorabilia
Two men were arrested in Phoenix after allegedly stealing $93,000 in irreplaceable MLB memorabilia and personal items from former baseball player Daniel Johnson's storage unit.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesPhoenix police arrest two suspects in $93,000 theft from former MLB player
Phoenix police arrested two men for stealing nearly $93,000 in memorabilia and gear from former MLB player Daniel Johnson following a pawn shop tip.
Sources
allaboutarizonanews.com · brobible.com · essentiallysports.com · nypost.com