Following a tracking device assisting law enforcement in locating the missing items, Beyoncé's team may be on the verge of recovering a significant cache of stolen material, some of which is unpublished music. One of the singer's crew members called 911 on July 8 to report that someone had broken into his rented Jeep, according to TMZ. While he was at a nearby restaurant, the SUV was parked in an Atlanta garage.

The caller said that a number of items were taken, including machines carrying "really, really important information." He informed dispatchers that he worked for a "high-status" person but didn't mention Beyoncé by name. It wasn't hard to deduce who he was referring to.

Live tracking provides the cops with a head start

The stolen computers, according to TMZ, had a tracking device installed. The caller claimed that on his iPhone, he could see the movement of the electronics in real time. The call concluded soon after the dispatcher promised him that police would be dispatched to the area.

Among the stolen files are unreleased music and trip plans

Later that day, the Atlanta police arrived to the garage. Two members of Beyoncé's team informed the officers that their rented Jeep Wagoneer's back window had been smashed and two suitcases were gone.

The contents of those bags include setlists, plans for the Cowboy Carter tour, and hard drives with unreleased Beyoncé music. According to sources, some of that content had never left the grasp of her inner circle.

The stolen gadgets were tracked by police after they gathered two sets of fingerprints from the car. Although they have not yet made the person's name public, they have already identified a suspect and obtained an arrest warrant.

With a live tracker in action, the chances may be in Beyoncé's favor, but as of now, there's no news on if the missing files have been retrieved.

FAQs:

1. Who placed the 911 call regarding the theft of Beyoncé's files?

After noticing a break-in at their rented Jeep in Atlanta, a member of Beyoncé's team dialed 911.

2. What did Beyoncé's crew have taken from them in Atlanta?

Two bags holding tour set lists, production schedules, and hard drives with unreleased music were stolen.

3. How do police monitor the stolen goods?

The stolen computers were equipped with a tracking system that enabled the crew to follow their whereabouts in real time.

4. Is the suspect in custody?

The cops have found a suspect and obtained an arrest warrant, but they haven't made the identity public.

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