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@@@ After Sunday's game, Forriest Jr. was packing up his car to leave when a group of people appeared and started to dance around him. Since he had taken off his prosthetic leg earlier in the day due to pain, it was placed on the back of his motorized wheelchair.

"There were some friends who were partying with the leg, then they put it back," Forriest Jr. said.

Unexpectedly, an intoxicated woman in Eagles gear approached him and jumped on his lap, breaking his microphone in the process, he told . The woman, who appeared to be in her 20s, then grabbed the prosthetic leg and took off.

"She jumped in my lap," Forriest Jr. said. "She gripped my leg and I didn't even know it. I looked down and she took my leg! Then she disappeared! A young lady came up, snatched my leg off my chair and took off!"

"She said, 'I will pay you for (the microphone).' I said, 'That's all right, baby, go ahead and have a good time,' and then she disappeared," he added.

After Forriest Jr. filed a police report, the prosthetic leg was discovered by a SEPTA conductor on the train at the other end of the Broad Street Line Subway at the Fern Rock Transportation Center in Olney,  reported.

The police returned the leg back to Forriest Jr., who said he didn't want to the woman to get into any kind of trouble due to the incident.

"Somebody needs to talk to her, she don't need to go to jail."

Meanwhile, "this isn't the first time  have ended up in the news for odd behavior. In fact, city officials  in the old Eagles' stadium in the late 1990s just to sentence unruly fans,"  reported.

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