OHIO LAPTOPS OFTEN STOLEN OR GO MISSING (AP)
AP - In Dayton, a land employee returns to impact to encounter a $2,000 machine stolen. In Cleveland, someone walks into an unlocked duty and takes a $2,200 laptop happiness to the land auditor’s office. In Ohio, these scenarios not unusual, with state-issued computers ofttimes taken or missing, according to a past analyse of reports of taken equipment by The Associated Press.
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