Laptops and iPads stolen from Romney campaign The electronics were stolen last Friday from a rental car parked in San Diego, the Romney campaign confirmed on Tuesday. The items belonged to two Romney campaign staffers. The thefts were first reported by KGTV, a local San Diego TV station. Two laptops, two iPads and two hand-held radios were taken, apparently while the Romney staffers were out at dinner. Carl Lunar, professor of Political Science at San Diego Mesa College, said: "This could just be a coincidence, then again given this campaign and how negative it's been, dirty tricks aren't alien to American politics. Best case scenario for the Romney camp these things are going to be sold. Worst case scenario is that some of the stuff makes it onto other internet and if someone can spin it against them they might. Romney spokeswoman Andrea Saul called the incident an "unfortunate inconvenience" but said the campaign wasn't worried about the release of any sensitive information. She said the campaign didn't suspect the items were stolen for political reasons. Police said there was no sign of forced entry on the SUV and still aren't sure if the burglary was random or if the Romney aides were targeted.