A STOP-tagged laptop belonging to a San Diego-based government enterprise was recovered by San Diego Police Department during a murder investigation. STOP notified the registered owner, and recovery process is underway.
Good Samaritan called the STOP Recovery Hotline to report that he witnessed a suspicious person discard a STOP-tagged laptop and leave a restaurant establishment. The STOP ID on the plate is registered to a large corporate enterprise. STOP notified the security team there and recovery is underway.
A STOP-tagged laptop that is owned by a large healthcare enterprise was shipped to the wrong recipient. Good Samaritan called STOP to report, provided, the STOP ID Number, which enabled STOP to confirm registered owner and notify them. Recovery is underway.
A STOP-tagged Chromebook belonging to a Minneapolis-based school system was found by a Good Samaritan at another school in the area. STOP notified the registered owner and connected them with the Good Samaritan to arrange recovery.
A consultant who was contracting at a Bank returned his employer's laptop to the bank in error at the end of his term. Administrator at the bank notified STOP and provided the STOP ID Number, which enabled STOP to identify the registered owner and notify them. Recovery is under way.
Deputy Sheriff at Racine County, Wisconsin called STOP Hotline to report that a Good Samaritan turned over a STOP-tagged device to them after finding it on a street in Union Grove, WI. STOP identified the registered owner -- large healthcare enterprise -- by the STOP ID on the security plate and notified the security team there. Recovery process is underway. Case closed!
Laptop found at a Waffle House in Lancaster OH. Owner has been contacted and is making arrangements to get it back.
Good Samaritan called the STOP 24/7 Recovery Hotline to report he found a STOP-tagged laptop on Amtrak train bound for Boston from NYC. STOP identified the registered owner of the device by the STOP ID on the Security Plate and notified them. The laptop was returned to the registered owner. Case closed!
A STOP-tagged laptop was found on campus at a large Indiana-based university and turned over to campus police, who contacted STOP. We identified the laptop as registered to that campus and notified the administrator and connected with the Campus PD. Recovery process is underway.