Washington state trooper recovers more than $10K in electronics from stolen truck
Washington authorities estimate the stolen electronics are worth more than $10,000
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Washington State Patrol is working to return several iPads, MacBooks, cellphones and identification cards to their rightful owners after being recovered from a stolen vehicle.
The discovery made in Fife was announced Saturday afternoon on Twitter.
The owner of the stolen vehicle out of Seattle warned authorities that there were guns inside. When a trooper located and approached the vehicle, he saw a 43-year-old woman inside but no guns.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The woman was taken into custody.
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While searching the vehicle, the trooper found stolen devices, more than 50 ID cards and an industrial card reader. WSP estimates the value of the stolen goods exceeds $10,000.
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The woman arrested was charged with possession of a stolen vehicle, identity theft and fraud, FOX13 News Seattle reported.