“Jumping” Valve’s game and selling it cheaply, young people receive the slot “to go to prison to eat state food”

Stories related to theft game disc or game consoles are no longer strange. Also because the value is not cheap, they become the top target of many “golden hands” of the thief village regardless of the consequences. Most recently, a 32-year-old man living in Washington is being wanted by the police when he dares to break into the headquarters of the company. Valve to steal game consoles and discs with a total damage value of up to $40,000 (over 900 million VND).
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According to information published in the local press, Shawn Shaputis – 32 years old is being brought to court on charges related to large-scale theft of property. The allegation says that last month, this young man broke into Valve’s headquarters in Bellevue, Washington (USA) to steal many expensive electronic devices, including about 48 game discs. PS4 and Xbox One, estimated to be worth up to $40,000.

The capital case could have been “smoothly” or at least not discovered by the police so quickly if he was not “foolish” to sell those game discs to GameStop for a very cheap price (only 335 USD). reported) and was caught on camera at the store. True to the style of “clumsy not knowing how to wipe the mouth”, the police followed the traces from the video and immediately discovered the main suspect was Shawn Shaputis.
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Turning over the personal file, the police have more reason to trust their judgement when Shawn Shaputis has an unclean background. He has been arrested many times since June 2018, the most notable of which is the case where he was accused of stealing a FedEx truck and when discovered, he quickly drove Running away caused the police to chase for a long distance.
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Police say he broke into Valve through a non-functioning stair door and stole devices from the 11th floor of the building. Shaputis shoveled everything into a large trash can and escaped. In addition to the game disc, Shaputis is also accused of stealing laptops and game consoles console games and even the minigun that Gabe Newell used to pose for Forbes magazine in 2011 he didn’t spare.

At the time Valve theft charges were filed last month, there were a total of six warrants for his arrest. Shaputis has been summoned to court and if he does not appear, the police will issue an urgent arrest warrant to prevent him from repeating the offences in the future.​