A framed pair of Usain Bolt's running shoes bearing his signature were stolen from a fan in the U.K. in April, and after the running legend found out, he signed and sent a brand new pair straight to London via Fedex.
The Puma cleats - which Bolt wore in his 2009 record-setting 100m dash - were taken from an industrial site in Croydon between April 26-28, Scotland Yard told the BBC. They were won at a Sotheby's auction in Nov. 2012, according to London24.
"I know u love me..but please why u had to go stealing that signed Usain Bolt spikes in Croydon, England..I know u going to return it. Right?" Bolt tweeted on Tuesday.
While the original kicks haven't yet turned up, Bolt was shaming the thieves on Twitter, and then later tweeted this:
Only natural I sign sum spikes after one of my overly excited fan stole that one..FedEx straight to London later pic.twitter.com/j6brJuT1E5
- Usain St. Leo Bolt (@usainbolt) May 6, 2014