A Canton woman has been arrested in Chicago, for allegedly stalking former Red Sox General Manager, Brookline resident, Theo Epstein. 

Kathleen Kearney, 44 of Canton, was arrested Monday night near Theo Epstein’s home in Chicago and charged with stalking, according to CBS Boston

Kearney told police she was "inviting Mr. Epstein to go to church," the Chicago Tribune reports. Kearney had been previously warned not to stalk Epstein.

Brookline police responded a number of media requests about the Massachusetts woman during Epstein's time in Brookline. They report that she was never arrested by them, nor does she appear in any reports. 

The police did confirm that Epstein hired detail officers to watch his home 18 times between April and May of 2010, mostly during Red Sox games. Officers watched the home from outside, in personal vehicles.

Police did not confirm they were watching for a stalker, nor did they comment on why they were hired. 

Epstein is currently President of Baseball Operations for the Chicago Cubs. Epstein's brother Paul is still in town, working to build the Brookline Teen Center.