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Boy gets to watch Steelers game wearing signed jersey after burglar steals Christmas presents

<i>Pittsburgh Bureau of Police/Facebook</i><br/>A boy got to watch the Steelers game while wearing a signed Najee Harris jersey after police said a burglar stole his Christmas gifts.
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A boy got to watch the Steelers game while wearing a signed Najee Harris jersey after police said a burglar stole his Christmas gifts.

By CBS Pittsburgh Staff

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    PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — A boy got to watch the Steelers game while wearing a signed Najee Harris jersey after police said a burglar stole his Christmas gifts.

On Facebook, Pittsburgh police said officers were called to a home in Brookline for a reported burglary on Christmas Day.

The homeowner told police her garage door doesn’t lock properly, and someone had gotten in and stolen the gifts for her son with special needs, which were all sports and Steelers-themed, including trading cards, Pitt gear and a Najee Harris t-shirt.

“The officers couldn’t stand the thought of the boy being disappointed on Christmas and later headed to the store for presents. Officer Haroulakis even gave him a framed, autographed photo he owned of former Steeler, Willie Parker,” police said on Facebook.

When the Steelers heard, they invited the family and officers to watch Sunday’s game. They also wrapped up a signed Najee Harris jersey for Jackson to wear to the game.

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