Duhamel's WSOP Bracelet Found By Street Sweeper

Duhamel’s bracelet was stolen along with over $100k in cash and a Rolex Submariner watch in a home invasion that occurred just days before Christmas. Even though all of the culprits are in custody, the 2010 WSOP Championship bracelet was never recovered.

The World Series of Poker Bracelet was found by a street sweeper that was cleaning the Ville-Marie in Montreal. It's reported the sweeper was cleaning with a hose in a bucket and a mud covered shiny object fell at his feet.

Although the bracelet has a value estimated at around $40,000, it has been partially recovered and severely damaged. It appears as if someone was trying to remove Duhamel's named from the back of the bracelet.

Furthermore, Duhamel was beaten and robbed in December during a home invasion - one of the suspects in the robbery is Duhamel's ex-girlfriend who is still in jail. A trial date for the case is set for next week.

Duhamel has apparently moved on with his life, having cashed in well over $1 million in 2012 thus far, and leading two Player of the Year races: BLUFF Magazine and the Global Poker Index.

The bracelet will remain in the hands of the police for now, but once it is no longer evidence in the investigation of the robbery, it will finally be returned to its rightful owner.