Phone stolen at EDC? The Orlando Police may have it. Over 70 recovered from sting.

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Phone stolen at EDC? The Orlando Police may have it. Over 70 recovered from sting.

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November 15, 2022

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Detectives are currently in the process of identifying the owners of over 70 stolen cell phones during EDC weekend. Through taking proactive steps in their investigative efforts, OPD’s property detectives were able to arrest 3 individuals who had a backpack containing the stolen cellphones.

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