Walter Ringfield : “Maricopa County Election Theft Suspect Linked to Senate Theft”

PHOENIX — The individual accused of stealing keys to election security equipment in Maricopa County has now been linked to another theft at the Arizona Senate building.

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Connection to Second Theft

Arizona Department of Public Safety officials have confirmed that 27-year-old Walter Ringfield was captured on security camera footage entering a restricted area of the Arizona Senate Building on June 19. During this incident, Ringfield allegedly removed several items from a security staff member’s desk.

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Stolen Items

The stolen items reportedly included challenge coins and various desk accessories. Following the incident, DPS executed a search warrant at Ringfield’s residence and successfully recovered the stolen items.

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Recent Arrest

This development comes shortly after Maricopa County authorities announced the arrest of Ringfield in connection to the theft of election-related equipment. The initial theft took place on June 20, the day following the incident at the Maricopa County elections department.

Financial Impact

Officials from Maricopa County have revealed that the theft on June 20 will necessitate the reprogramming of election equipment at the facility, resulting in an estimated cost of at least £20,000 to taxpayers.

Legal Consequences

DPS has indicated that Ringfield is now facing charges of trespassing, theft, and burglary in relation to the theft at the Senate building. The investigation into these incidents is ongoing.