150-Pound Fiberglass Bull Mascot Named Manolo Was Stolen From a Taco Restaurant, Luckily The Chef Hid an AirTag

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Apple's item-tacking accessory has been aiding individuals to track their lost items. The AirTag can be used to locate your luggage, keep you updated with your pet's location, and much more. However, users have been using the accessory to track monuments in case it gets stolen. According to the latest, the AirTag helped locate a stolen 150--pound bull mascot from a taco restaurant. This is one of many occasions where the AirTag helped recover a stolen item.

A newly opened taco restaurant carefully decorated its restaurant with a 150-pound bull mascot made of fiberglass. The mascot named Manolo was stolen from outside the restaurant when it was closed. The staff and the restaurant owner contacted the authorities and reported the crime when they reached work on Tuesday morning. While it is unfair, the bull mascot was not gone for long as the chef of the restaurant and the owner hid an AirTag in it.

The AirTag is one of the best accessories you can buy right now to track your items. It will give you a precise location where the accessory is anywhere in the world. However, in this case, Manolo was somewhere in Texas. All you have to do is go to the location of the AirTag and ping it so it makes a sound and you can easily find the exact location of the lost item. However, Manolo is a 150-pound giant bull statue so the authorities would not even have to ping the AirTag to precisely locate it. Nonetheless, devising the precise location is where the AirTag excels.

The taco restaurant even put up a post on Instagram, asking if anyone has seen Manolo and also put a reward for anyone who finds it. Thanks to the AirTag, the police located the whereabouts of the giant bull. The temporary owners of the mascot bull stated that the bull