The victim said she tracked her stolen purse at IAH with the help of an AirTag, but no one would help her find it until she called Action 13. What we found out that could help find the thief.
A woman visiting Houston says she tracked her stolen purse from Bush Airport security with the help of an AirTag and asked Action 13 for help.An Apple AirTag and METRO Houston's comprehensive lost and found procedures are helping police solve a puzzling crime: Who stole a woman's purse in the security screening line at Bush Intercontinental Airport?
As the women left, Ozoa snapped a picture of her friends going through security. The photo captured one friend's light beige purse. She just never imagined it would disappear minutes later. Her friend couldn't believe it either, and when she tracked her AirTag to look for her purse, it showed it was still in the TSA security area. She spent the next three hours trying to get TSA officials to help her look for her purse. However, she says they were dismissive of her efforts to track it down.
The victim says she finally gave up. Even with the AirTag still showing her purse in the TSA area, she got on a plane and flew home to California. The next day, she saw her AirTag and Airpods had moved. The tag ended up at the METRO bus terminal, while the AirPods continued to the East Freeway before disappearing near Normandy."I'm just calling the TV station to get me some help. What can I do here to be able to help other people in the community as well," she asked.
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