Thief shopped by stolen Xbox
The real owner was playing online at a friend's house and saw his own name pop up, the New York Post reports. He called the police, who were able to trace the IP address of the stolen console.
They raided the Bronx home of 22-year-old Jeremiah Gilliam to find thousands of dollars worth of stolen kit.
Officers reckon that Gilliam - who was already being investigated by police for burglary - broke into as many as 200 homes and cars in Westchester County.
Gilliam has been charged with grand larceny. But the Xbox that shopped him didn't get a reward.
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