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Edith Caudill And Edith's Response To The I-Pad

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On 10-24-2017 I was dispatched and responded to 6009 Ridge Rd. (Salvation Army) reference to a lost purse. Upon arrival I met with the complainant, Edith Caudill. Edith stated that she left her purse within a shopping cart at approximately 11:30AM. Edith later discovered that she did not have her purse and returned to the business at approximately 3:18PM. At this time Edith was unable to locate her red Stone Mountain purse which contained her driver’s license, social security card, $400 cash, car keys, and her Apple I-Pad. Edith stated that she forgot her Apple password and was unable to access the location software on the I-Pad device. I requested Edith to complete a voluntary statement form which she refused. Edith advised she had a 6th

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