Police said she was able to pinpoint a location several miles away from her, in Canyon Park.
The woman drove to Bothell and briefly considered handling the situation on her own. But after thinking about it, Bothell police said she took a “much safer, smarter route” and called them.
The BPD said officers met with her and got information. Officers then spoke to a man in the 22200 block of 2nd Avenue West who handed over both devices right away. Officers said the man told them the items had been left at his workplace and he had no idea they were stolen. Police were able to reunite the woman with her laptop and airpods. The woman told police she just wanted her possessions back and did not want them to pursue it any further.If you think you’ve located your stolen property do not attempt to retrieve it on your own.
It’s important to be able to prove rightful ownership. Save photos, serial numbers, and any other unique identifying features of valuables. The BPD has more information and resources for safely storing your serial numbers here:
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