Three 'husky' men in hoodies broke into a UPS truck that was parked outside a San Francisco Apple Store and stole over $370,000 worth of iPhone X devices, reports CNET.
The theft occurred yesterday between 11:15 am and 11:30 am PT. The suspects loaded the iPhones into a white Dodge van before escaping.
In total, the UPS driver had 313 smartphones for delivery. Each phone was cataloged with a description and serial number, making for one of the 'fattest' police reports Sgt. Paul Weggenmann had ever seen.
The UPS driver had reportedly locked the cargo area after parking outside the Stonestown Galleria mall. A janitor spotted the suspects and snapped a photo of them unloading boxes from the vehicle and into their van.
Customers who preordered iPhones for pick up at the Stonestown store tomorrow will still get their devices, according to 'a person familiar with the matter'.
Take a look at the video below for more details...
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The theft occurred yesterday between 11:15 am and 11:30 am PT. The suspects loaded the iPhones into a white Dodge van before escaping.
In total, the UPS driver had 313 smartphones for delivery. Each phone was cataloged with a description and serial number, making for one of the 'fattest' police reports Sgt. Paul Weggenmann had ever seen.
The UPS driver had reportedly locked the cargo area after parking outside the Stonestown Galleria mall. A janitor spotted the suspects and snapped a photo of them unloading boxes from the vehicle and into their van.
Customers who preordered iPhones for pick up at the Stonestown store tomorrow will still get their devices, according to 'a person familiar with the matter'.
Take a look at the video below for more details...
Read More