US TikToker’s doorbell camera may help cops crack identity theft case at Texas apartments


A woman on TikTok had millions on the edge of their seats as she recounted a wild story of suspected identity theft and her Ring doorbell camera. — AP

A woman on TikTok had millions on the edge of their seats as she recounted a wild story of suspected identity theft and her Ring doorbell camera.

The creator known as @notjessicasimpson, or Jess, on TikTok, got more than nine million views on her video about the story, which started with a knock on her door in Texas as she settled in for the evening.

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