Report: Florida family tracks down stolen luggage to suspect’s home using Apple AirTag


When the family arrived at North Douglas International Airport that Friday afternoon, Dec 22, they learned one of their bags never arrived at the destination. — Bloomberg

A family from Miami wasn’t too relaxed while on their family vacation after their luggage had been stolen. But thanks to Apple technology, they were able to recover the stolen items, according to a media report.

“I wanted justice,” Catherine Gavino said to Queen City News on Tuesday.

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