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Although they were AirTags were introduced primarily as assistants for tracking everyday items such as keys, luggage or wallets, but since they went on sale, they have proven to be great for tracking practically anything. On more than one occasion, they have even helped the police track down thieves who stole items in which they were located. AirTags hidden. And that's exactly what happened now. 

The American television station ABC7 reported on the story of a local botanical garden that had been struggling with theft for a long time. However, it wasn't just about cheap plants – thieves also stole large, expensive flower pots, benches, fountains, and the like. Since the police were helpless against them for a long time, the head of the botanical garden decided to take justice into his own hands and dispose of many risky items. AirTags, hoping that thieves wouldn't notice them, would take them to their hiding place and thus reveal themselves. And so it happened. It didn't take long for one of the items with AirThe tag actually moved around, only to stop right at the thieves' hideout. The police then visited the place, apparently nestIt was surprising what they found in it. According to available information, a significant part of the place where the thieves lived was furnished with objects from the botanical garden. With a bit of exaggeration, it can be said that the thieves set about building their own version of it, albeit in a rather peculiar way. With their thefts, they caused damage exceeding 8000 dollars and will definitely have something to explain in court.

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