BUSTED: AirTags Lead Police Straight to Home of Retired Columbus State Professor and Democrat-Donor Wife After Conservative Candidate’s Campaign Signs Disappear (VIDEO)
A conservative-leaning independent candidate in Columbus, Georgia, got tired of watching his campaign signs vanish. The post BUSTED: AirTags Lead Police Straight to Home of Retired Columbus State Professor and Democrat-Donor Wife After Conservative Candidate’s Campaign Signs Disappear (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
TL;DR
- Independent candidate Stephen Acorn hid Apple AirTags in his campaign signs after they repeatedly disappeared.
- The AirTags led Acorn and police to the home of retired Columbus State educator Richard Spencer Garrard and his wife, Rev. Dr. Cindy Cox Garrard.
- Four stolen campaign signs were recovered from the Garrards' residence.
- Rev. Dr. Cindy Cox Garrard stated she removed the signs because she believed they were illegally placed on a public right-of-way and denied her husband's involvement.
- Election records show Rev. Dr. Cindy Cox Garrard had previously donated to the campaign of Acorn's opponent, Debbie Buckner.
- Acorn initially gave the Garrards an opportunity to apologize before posting their identities online, and is considering pressing charges.