Ex-NFL star Antonio Brown goes to food truck after being released from jail on bond, says 'God is great'
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Antonio Brown told reporters "God is great" after he was released from jail Thursday. He had been held on an attempted murder charge.
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Brown hugged his lawyer, Mark Eiglarsh, after leaving the jail. He then stopped by a food truck stationed outside the jail exit and told reporters, "God is great."
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