That evening, at Calypso de Hammamet, the atmosphere was electric, the crowd dense, and the pockets vulnerable. An iPhone 14 slides into unscrupulous hands. The owners, far from giving in to panic, draw their best weapon: LIFE360a family app that geolocates in real time. First call: failure. False promise. False meeting. Real flight.
So head for the post. But this time, The police do not smile politely. It acts. Patrol triggered, cut sirens, GPS cards in hand, the agents are embarking on a spinning spinner of a technological thriller. With each signal stop, they note, cross, overlap. The smartphone traces the route, the police follow. A 2.0 survey through Hammamet.
First point of fall: nothing. Second address: a opulent house, an audi already reported. Bingo. Faced with double pressure – relentless geolocation + police presence – The phone holder opts for soft surrender : He stretches the apparatus by murmuring the Lord alibi “I found it on the ground”.
No complaint, no scandal. But a discreet lesson: when connected citizens and connectable police meet, the thieves only have to stay well.
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