Q: Airpods stolen from teacher possestion after not properly stored
At my school I accidentally left my AirPod case with one AirPod in it in a classroom. I knew right after it happened what room it happened in. The teacher found them, but rather then lock them in his desk or give them to the office lost and found valuables he put them with a jack on a stool in front of the room and the AirPods were stolen. They cannot be found with find my, and the school says they have no cameras in that room. Is there any sort of legal action that can be taken and how would I do that
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