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Assuming the police are able/willing to follow this up what happens if there's no answer at 45 Elm Rd or they deny all knowledge?
by tjpnz 4y ago
Assuming the police are able/willing to follow this up what happens if there's no answer at 45 Elm Rd or they deny all knowledge?
- Gigachad 4y agoThere are some stories of this going wrong the other way. Police showing up and insisting that you stole a device because the not super accurate location was reported at their address.
- kshacker 4y agoWe even had a similar incident reported today in our nextdoor neighborhood. Someone knocked on the door at 1 AM asking for airpods since they were showing up at that location. Wifi based locationing does not work well all the time. However, airtags work better than that since if it is within a few feet, you can get a directional view on your phone and could easily confirm if they are nearby. Also they sound loud enough that if you can get close by (inside the house), you can not miss the sound.
- yardstick 4y agoCould they enter under some probable cause criteria given the location of the device is reasonably known to be inside the property?
- tjpnz 4y agoYes but they would need to have more than just the location of some air tags, which was the case in the linked article where they were already investigating another theft.
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- InCityDreams 4y ago45 Elm road? Or, with thin walls, 46 Elm road? ...throw in multiple apartments....