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Proving once again every accusation from MAGA is a confession, Trump stooge Walter Ringfield attempted to steal security devices and keys from Maricopa ballot center
https://www.foxnews.com/us/arizona-election-worker-arrested-allegedly-stealing-security-device-tabulation-center
Law enforcement officials in Maricopa County, Arizona, arrested a temporary election worker for allegedly stealing a security fob and keys from a ballot tabulation center.
According to a probable cause statement obtained by Fox News Digital, Walter Ringfield, 27, of Phoenix, was seen on security footage taking the items shortly after 5 p.m. on Thursday. The video shows him approaching a desk and multiple tabulators, then taking a red wrist lanyard containing the security fob and keys, the document says.
The statement says Ringfield placed the lanyard in his shorts pocket after briefly stretching. When confronted by his employer, Ringfield allegedly denied the theft, but then suggested the lanyard might be in his car "if" he had mistakenly taken it, the document says. A subsequent search of his vehicle revealed a red lanyard and a matching plastic tag, but the fob remained missing.
Detectives arrested Ringfield outside his home in Phoenix on suspicion of theft and criminal damage. At the time, the probable cause statement says, they observed a red plastic item inside Ringfield's car matching the description of the missing lanyard.
Ringfield allegedly admitted to taking the fob but claimed he returned it after approximately 20 minutes, citing a desire to "clean up" in hopes of securing a permanent employment position at the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center.
MCSO detectives then executed a search warrant at Ringfield’s residence and found the missing fob on a dresser in his master bedroom.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/arizona-election-worker-arrested-allegedly-stealing-security-device-tabulation-center
Law enforcement officials in Maricopa County, Arizona, arrested a temporary election worker for allegedly stealing a security fob and keys from a ballot tabulation center.
According to a probable cause statement obtained by Fox News Digital, Walter Ringfield, 27, of Phoenix, was seen on security footage taking the items shortly after 5 p.m. on Thursday. The video shows him approaching a desk and multiple tabulators, then taking a red wrist lanyard containing the security fob and keys, the document says.
The statement says Ringfield placed the lanyard in his shorts pocket after briefly stretching. When confronted by his employer, Ringfield allegedly denied the theft, but then suggested the lanyard might be in his car "if" he had mistakenly taken it, the document says. A subsequent search of his vehicle revealed a red lanyard and a matching plastic tag, but the fob remained missing.
Detectives arrested Ringfield outside his home in Phoenix on suspicion of theft and criminal damage. At the time, the probable cause statement says, they observed a red plastic item inside Ringfield's car matching the description of the missing lanyard.
Ringfield allegedly admitted to taking the fob but claimed he returned it after approximately 20 minutes, citing a desire to "clean up" in hopes of securing a permanent employment position at the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center.
MCSO detectives then executed a search warrant at Ringfield’s residence and found the missing fob on a dresser in his master bedroom.