Wednesday, October 9th 2019
Valve Offices Burgled, Thief Does Away with $40,000 Worth Equipment and Games
A man broke into the offices of Valve Software in September, and did away with $40,000 worth equipment and game keys. He was caught on camera trying to sell these keys at a Game Stop store. 32-year-old Shawn Shaputis already had six warrants for his arrest out on him when he broke into the Bellevue WA offices of one of the world's largest game distribution companies. The suspect is still at large, and is summoned to appear before court. Should he fail to show up, additional warrants for arrest will be put out. Valve Software owns Steam, the world's largest online game distribution platform.
Source:
GamesIndustry.biz
19 Comments on Valve Offices Burgled, Thief Does Away with $40,000 Worth Equipment and Games
Also, who goes to GameStop to buy Steam keys?
...leaked Half Life 3 alpha
:D :D :D
I don't hold my breth for half life 3
May I ask what are the arguments against facial cameras? I mean from the way I see it, they would protect innocent people, because you could timestamp peoples locations better, etc, be harder to frame someone, etc.
Social media is more than happy to sell me your data, then it is a matter of one weak password.
Cameras would catch a lot of criminals and also help insurance companies figure out the truth for many various things, protecting those who pay into insurance, while at the same time hurting scammers or violent people.