A good Samaritan found a Chromebook with a STOP Security Plate ID# left outside his home near a school bus stop. Confirmed the device belonged to a local school district. Informed the school admin, laptop recovery in process.

Good Samaritan who purchased a laptop from Walmart.com with a STOP Security Plate ID# contacted us to verify laptop not sold illegally. We reach out to the University, the original owner and confirmed the device is retired from the school and approved for resale.

A major home loan company in McLean, VA contacted us to report that they received a laptop with a STOP Security Plate, which was mistakenly shipped to them. The laptop belongs to a large accounting firm.. Contacted the administrator at the account firm with details to recover the laptop. Recovery in process. 

Stacy reported that she purchased a Dell laptop at the OCU Used Store that had a STOP Security Plate ID#. She requested information to re-register and confirm it is free n& Clear from the university. Contacted the university STOP admin to confirm. In process.

Laptop sent to incorrect corporation. An employee at a corporation in Virginia received a laptop with a STOP Security plate that belonged to a large accounting company. STOP confirmed who the rightful owner of the device was and facilitated its return.

A good Samaritan located a Chromebook at a construction site in Miami Dade, FL. with a STOP Security ID# that belongs to a large public library. He will hold onto the device until he the library administrator contacts him to recover the device.

An employee at a large corporation received a laptop with a STOP Security plate that belonged to a different company. STOP confirmed who the rightful owner of the device was and facilitated its return.

Police Officer in Bristol, CT. informed us that they located a MacBook Pro with a STOP Security Plate ID# in a stolen vehicle. The laptop is currently being held in the station evidence room for safe keeping until they receive next steps in recovering the device. Case # 25-5270

Cristina Gomez reported her computer as lost/stolen. She advised that she was at her Son's basketball game, and she normally carries her laptop in her handbag, however, this morning she realized it was missing.