IPad became a clue to solve the case, and US police successfully arrested a number of suspects in car theft cases.

CTOnews.com December 2 news, citing the US local media FOX 13 reported that by tracking the stolen iPad, the US police successfully arrested a number of car theft suspects. Shelby County Sheriff police raided a house in 5300 neighborhood of Shady Ridge on November 13 and successfully arrested 20-year-old suspect Michael Walker.

CTOnews.com learned that according to police notices, there have been a number of car theft cases in the area recently. The breakthrough in the case was a car theft in the 6800 neighborhood of Pleasantwood, in which a Chevrolet Camaro and an iPad were stolen.

The owner then used the "Find My" function to track the location of the iPad and finally located the house in the 5300 neighborhood of Shady Ridge. With the consent of the owner, local police heard the iPad ringtone in a bedroom.

There were two people in the room, one of whom was identified as 20-year-old Michael Walker, while the other was holding a pistol, and both suspects were detained.