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Unfortunately for Mobley, there are cameras at Citizens Bank and they showed him entering the bathroom in which the ring was left by a member of the Phillies marketing team, and after being questioned by police about it, Mobley admitted to finding the ring. On September 3 Mobley led police to where he'd been hiding the ring in another bathroom at the park located in the stadium's Hall of Fame area.
So if you attended a Phillies game between August 31 and September 3 and used a bathroom in that area, you were in the presence of a ring with more than 100 diamonds in it that was worth $10,500.
Mobley did not testify during his court appearance, and though he faces up to seven years in prison, his defense attorney Jeff Azzarano is seeking a punishment that avoids jail time. Unfortunately for Mobley, this isn't his first run-in with the law, as he apparently has a felony record so Assistant District Attorney A.J. Nardozzi will be seeking prison time.Mobley's sentencing is scheduled for June 2.
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