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WAUKESHA, WI — An apparent case of holiday-related package theft befell a Waukesha man late Thursday. According to Waukesha police, a man who lives in an apartment complex on the 2400 block of Springdale Road came into the police department to report that a package that he ordered from Amazon in early December supposedly never arrived. Reports indicated that the package's contents, a $1,000 Google Pixel phone, was inside. He told police he contacted Amazon, but Amazon said they delivered the package already. The resident told police that he typically comes home at 6 p.m., and could not find the package they said was delivered to his front porch. He contacted Amazon again after 24 hours and was instructed to report to a police department. The man ultimately said he did not know if the package got lost in the mail or was stolen. There were no suspects in the apparent theft case.Image Via Shutterstock.com

WAUKESHA, WI — An apparent case of holiday-related package theft befell a Waukesha man late Thursday.

According to Waukesha police, a man who lives in an apartment complex on the 2400 block of Springdale Road came into the police department to report that a package that he ordered from Amazon in early December supposedly never arrived. Reports indicated that the package's contents, a $1,000 Google Pixel phone, was inside. He told police he contacted Amazon, but Amazon said they delivered the package already.

The resident told police that he typically comes home at 6 p.m., and could not find the package they said was delivered to his front porch. He contacted Amazon again after 24 hours and was instructed to report to a police department. The man ultimately said he did not know if the package got lost in the mail or was stolen. There were no suspects in the apparent theft case.

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$1,000 Phone Lost In Apparent Holiday Theft

When a man never had his $1,000 Google Pixel phone delivered by Amazon, he called the police and suspected package theft.