On Monday, a temporary employee with the Maricopa County Elections was arrested for stealing a "security fob and keys" from the MCTC Tabulation Center.

Jordan Conradson later reported that the alleged thief, identified as Walter Ringfield Jr., was reportedly previously charged with stealing $1,000 cash from a grocery store. Prosecution reportedly suspended the case after the suspect entered a diversion program, possibly indicating a plea deal was accepted. How he passed the background check required to work in the election department is unclear.

Election workers are now in the process of reprogramming the tabulators and reconducting Logic and Accuracy Testing, which was a source of controversy after the 2022 election when tabulators were programmed to intentionally fail on election day.

Ringfield is apparently not currently registered with a political party. However, as they did not report, last year, he reportedly filed a statement of interest to run for U.S. Senate in 2024 as a Democrat. That's a strange coincidence.

According to radio host Garret Lewis, the key fob that was stolen allows users to see "who is getting the most votes, and it doesn't show in this fob who is actually in the room." He continues, "There's no track record— nothing about who's actually in there."

It appears they're gearing up for more election-day debacles targeting Republican voters who prefer to vote in person and put the ballot in a tabulator themself.

On Tuesday morning Caroline Wren, the senior advisor to Kari Lake, joined The War Room to discuss this growing scandal.  According to Wren, Ringfield's social media accounts have all been scrubbed from the internet except for a Truth Social account.  The media used the account to falsely attempt to tie him to President Donald Trump.