A good Samaritan found laptop on the ground of a well know Canadian University and returned it the Campus Safety office. Campus Safety called STOP who identified the department it belonged to.. Return in process
A former remote employee called to inquire on where to return the company owned laptop. The suport group STOP called indicated to call the same number, select option 4 to reach the HR department.
Good Samaritan called to report that he found a STOP-Tagged laptop in the trash of his apartment building in Indianapolis, IN. STOP notified the owner. Recovery is pending.
A good samaritan found a backpack with two laptops abandoned on his porch. One of the laptop was marked with STOP and probably scared the thieves who abandoned it. The Canadian University police is recovering the laptop
Good Samaritan called the STOP 24-7 Recovery Hotline to report he found a STOP-tagged laptop at a Motel 6 in San Antonio, Texas. The caller provided the unique STOP ID on the Plate, which enable STOP to quickly identify the registered owner, a large school district. STOP notified the administrator at the school district and recovery is underway.
Good Samaritan called to verify ownership of two STOP-tagged devices discovered while managing an estate sale.
STOP identified and notified the registered owner, a Texas-based healthcare system. Recovery process is underway.
Good Samaritan called to verify ownership of two STOP-tagged devices discovered while managing an estate sale.
STOP identified and notified the registered owner, a Texas-based healthcare system. Recovery process is underway.
Employee of a large government agency left agency-issued laptop at TSA checkpoint at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. STOP helped identify the device ID. Confirmed TSA has the device. End user has recovered it from TSA. Case Closes.
Staffer at a healthcare org lost his laptop bag containing a STOP-tagged laptop in Boston, Mass. area. Laptop was recovered.
A STOP-tagged laptop registered to a large medical institution in Chicago was found on campus and reported to the STOP 24-7 Recovery Hotline. STOP notified the administrator at the institution and recovery is underway.