A woman in the Netherlands was able to recover her stolen bike thanks to an Apple AirTag that she had hidden on it. After realizing her bike had been stolen, she used the Find My app to track its location in real time and alerted the police. The stolen bike was found exactly where the app indicated, and the Precision Finding feature helped confirm its ownership. The police are now reviewing street camera footage to identify the thief. AirTag has been credited with helping recover lost items in various situations, including cash, luggage, and even a stolen mascot.
A man stole a distinctive electric bike from a garage in San Diego, but before making his escape, he was greeted by the owner's friendly Golden Retriever who gave him belly rubs. The thief has not been caught yet, and authorities are searching for a white man described as wearing a blue and white hat, gray shirt, blue shorts, and orange athletic shoes.
Chicago police Sgt. Michael Vitellaro has been found not guilty of aggravated battery and official misconduct after being charged in a case that left a teen pinned to the ground. Vitellaro was off-duty at the time and claimed he was using proper technique to take down a bike thief suspect. The incident occurred in Park Ridge, where Vitellaro's son's bike was allegedly stolen. The judge heard from witnesses who testified that Vitellaro never identified himself as a police officer before or during the incident.
