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Eagles Coach's Moorestown Home Egged After Team's Loss To Bears
The FBI contacted Moorestown police to periodically check on the home.
MOORESTOWN, NJ — Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo's home in Moorestown was vandalized with eggs early Saturday morning.
The incident came hours after the Eagles' 24-15 loss to the Bears and surfaced in a viral video on Monday.
Several people threw eggs around 2:50 a.m. Saturday at a home in the Laurel Creek, causing minor damage, according to Moorestown Police Director Patrick Reilly.
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Reilly did not mention Patullo by name in a statement to Patch about the incident.
Local police are trying to identify the people involved. The FBI also contacted Moorestown police to periodically check on Patullo's home.
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Patullo has been on the Eagles' coaching staff since 2021 and was promoted to offensive coordinator before this season. He has shouldered much of the blame for the team's offensive woes.
Fans chanted for him to be fired during Friday's game, and a road sign calling for his firing was seen Monday by Lincoln Financial Field.
Anyone with information on the Moorestown incident can call Moorestown Police Det. Ryan Carr at 856-914-3037.
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