Canvasser steals package in Marana

A doorbell video showing a political canvasser stealing a package from a front porch is going viral online. Yeah, social media posts are pinning the blame straight on Governor Katie Hobbs' campaign. Fox 10's Taylor Wurts is live in studio tonight with more. Taylor. Mark and Christina, tonight advocacy group Lucha confirms to us that the woman caught on video was actually one of their seasonal canvassers, not a worker for Governor Katie Hobbs or her campaign committee. Here's how it all unfolded. Surveillance video shows the woman dropping off a pro-Hobbs flyer on the porch of a Marana home. She then spots a package on the porch, picks it up and walks away. Marana police confirmed they are investigating the October 14th incident that happened in Gladden Farms, which is about 20 minutes outside of Tucson. The video has since gone viral on social media with gubernatorial candidate Andy Biggs reposting it and political organizers even texting it out to voters, claiming the woman worked for Hobbs. But Hobbs' campaign pushed back, saying the canvasser is not associated with them, and pointed out that even though the literature was pro-Hobbs, the flyer was distributed by the advocacy group Lucha. Lucha condemned the behavior as unacceptable, saying they've apologized to the homeowner and that the woman no longer works for them. A woman appearing to be the homeowner posted the video on Facebook saying she had filed a police report. We have reached out to her and we'll let you know if we hear back. Marana, police say the investigation is ongoing. In studio, Taylor Wertz, Fox 10 News.