http://www.gbtribune.com/localnews.php?sid=da637b7 By SUSAN THACKER gbtribune.com 11/27/2008 Security software built into a stolen laptop computer led police to a Hoisington residence on Tuesday. Authorities not only found the computer, but they also uncovered what appears to be a methamphetamine lab. Detective Denton Doze at the Great Bend Police Department said the $9,000 computer, along with hand tools and power tools, was stolen during a burglary reported last Friday at the My Town project, 1419 Main Street. The first time someone went online with the missing laptop, the manufacturer tracked it through the e-mail and notified police. Detective Doze got a search warrant for the residence of Dennis L. Price at 413 Maple Street in Hoisington. The Hoisington Police Department, including Chief Kenton Doze (the Great Bend detective's brother), and the Barton County Sheriff's Office were involved in executing the warrant. Their search began around 11 a.m. Tuesday. "The computer was on the living room floor," Detective. Doze said. During the search for the missing hand tools, suspected drugs were found and it was Hoisington Police Chief Kenton Doze's turn to get a search warrant. [...] _______________________________________________ Help InfoSecNews.org with a donation! http://www.infosecnews.org/donate.htmlReceived on Mon Dec 01 2008 - 01:08:09 PST
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