A STOP-tagged laptop belonging to a US-based enterprise was lost by the employee end user while traveling in Europe. Investigation discovered that airport Lost & Found in Copenhagen has recovered the device and returned to the end user.
A STOP-tagged laptop registered to an Irvine, California-based firm was lost by the user while traveling on a Delta Airlines flight. It was turned over to a Delta Lost & Found agent in Alabama, who contacted STOP through our live-chat platform. STOP quickly identified the registered owner by the STOP Security Plate ID Number, printed on the face of the Plate, which was provided by the Delta agent. STOP contacted the administrator at the owner company and recovery process is underway.
San Diego Police Department officer called the STOP 24/7 Recovery Hotline to report he had a suspect in custody in possession of a STOP-tagged Chromebook. He provided the STOP ID Number that is printed on the Security Plate, enabling STOP to quickly identify the owner, a San Diego-based municipal agency. STOP notified the administrative team and recovery is underway.
STOP received a call from the Delta Airlines baggage center informing us they found a laptop with a STOP security plate. We checked and identified the laptop as being owned by one of our customers who is a large global accounting firm. We reached out to their Help Desk and provided the information received and recovery is in process. Another great STOP customer’s ‘return’ on their investment!
A STOP-tagged laptop was recovered during an arrest at the US Naval Base in San Diego California. Suspect claims he is in legal possession of the device. Navy police called STOP and provided the STOP ID Number to verify ownership. STOP identified the registered owner, a San Diego-based government agency, and contacted the administrator for verification. Investigation is undeway, outcome is pending.
End user/employee left his STOP-tagged company-issued laptop at TSA Checkpoint at Logan International Airport, Boston, Mass. TSA has retrieved this device, end user recovery process is underway.
A STOP-tagged laptop belonging to a large California-based school district was recovered by Port Allegany, PA PD. The police officer provided the STOP ID Number that is printed on the plate, which enabled STOP to quickly the registered owner. STOP notified the admin at the school district, recovery is underway.
A Good Samaritan called the STOP 24/7 Recovery Hotline to report that his company received a STOP-tagged laptop that did not belong to them. He provided the STOP ID Number, which enabled STOP to quickly identify the registered owner, a large corporate enterprise. STOP notified the asset security team at the enterprise, and recovery process is underway.
San Diego Metro Transit called the STOP 24/7 Recovery Hotline to report that a Chromebook belonging to a public library system was left on one of their buses and turned in by a Good Samaritan. STOP notified the registered owner and recovery process is underway.
Received a call from FedEx about a found laptop. Owner was contacted and will make arrangements to get it back.