Deion Sanders says he’s been a victim of vandalism and theft in Jackson, Mississippi.
The Jackson State head football coach posted on Instagram that his car was broken into and an item of sentimental value was taken from him. And he wants it back.
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Walking the grounds of Missississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium, Sanders said his black Ford F-150 was broken into.
“A white suburban came at 5:37 A.M., and broke the window out,” Sanders said on an Instagram TV video. ‘And stole this boombox that one of my dearest friends gave me as a gift. And I’m a little disturbed because the boombox has a sentimental value.”
Sanders said that recovering the boombox was very important to him.
“I want that boombox back. I don’t give a durn about the Suburban, about the window– we can always get that replaced. Even the material things, but its just the principle of it,” Sanders said.
After Deion Sanders took the Jackson State job, he expressed a desire to have an impact further than Jackson State’s football team or its campus. He told David Banner on his “21st and Prime” show that he hopes his program influences the crime rate to go down, among other things.
He also said he wanted to bring the Jackson community together – including “the streets.” Sanders appealed to them for help getting his beloved boombox back.
“I love you Jackson. I appreciate you. There will be a reward. Please find my boombox. Streets– please find my boombox. God bless you.”