Woman tracks down her stolen car with an AirTag and gets shot, US police say


The woman and two friends followed her 2020 Kia Optima after it was stolen late in the afternoon Sunday, July 9, an Aurora Police Department spokesman said. — Photo by Mark Chan on Unsplash

A woman who used an AirTag to track down her stolen car ended up being shot in the hand, Colorado police reported.

The woman and two friends followed her 2020 Kia Optima after it was stolen late in the afternoon Sunday, July 9, an Aurora Police Department spokesman told McClatchy News in a phone interview.

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