Hundreds still waiting for bulletproof ‘iBackPack’ delivery a year later

AUSTIN (KXAN) — A bulletproof backpack promised to be weatherproof, have built-in WiFi and numerous charging batteries, but now supporters out hundreds of dollars call the backpack a broken promise.
More than a year after giving money to Austin-based iBackPack, they have yet to see the product.
KXAN found out growing complaints have risen to a new level. Four complaints have been filed with the Office of the Attorney General and several more sent to KXAN over the last six months. The