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SAN DIEGO — A Solana Beach woman says her political signs have been stolen three times. ABC 10News anchor Aaron Dickens shows how she used AirTags to track the culprits down.'I am totally over it. I know it is happening in the community. It is a nonpartisan issue. It is just getting exhausting,' says Amy Bryan.Bryan says the latest incident happened on Oct. 26. In a surveillance video she provided ABC 10News, the person is covering their face.
We did meet with the individuals involved and we got some satisfaction,' Bryan says.Bryan says the teens apologized for the first two incidents in September. But she says the incident in October was a different story. Bryan says it was a different group of teens, and she was able to track them.The AirTag tracking on her phone indicated the starting point was at her driveway. Bryan says she tracked the tags to La Jolla.According to the app, the AirTag ended up on Calle del Cielo.
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