Apple Store in Randle Place in Australia
A UPS driver is accused of stealing $ 175,000 iPhone in 90 days, the birds meet a serious end at an apple shop in Australia, and a football coach is accused of hacking iCloud, all the Apple Crime Blotters of this week.
UPS driver accused of stealing 171 iPhones
A person working for UPS in Florida was arrested and was accused of stealing 171 iPhones during 90 days, value $ 175,000. As Wear tvThe man made a habit of stealing the product, each in an iPhone 16, package.
All shipments were for T-Mobile customers, and UPS found that the missing phone was all handled by the man. He was accused of grand theft cargo of $ 50,000 or more, and he has accepted guilt.
In March, a separate UPS driver in Texas was arrested, as well as for the widespread theft of the parcel with Apple products.
Dozens of birds crashed in apple shop in Australia
Apple Store Dacaits used to do regular events, with such an incident, 2022 Amsterdam hostage status, even the theme of a film that began on Netflix this week.
Recent weeks and months have seen a shortage of major Apple store brake-in and reports of dacoits, possibly thanks to the rift on retaliation in California and other parts of the country.
But an apple store has an unfortunate incident, which includes birds.
Incident of horrific bird strike in Adelaide
Dozens of indigenous tree Martin crashed into the windows of the apple store in Martin Adelaide, killing some birds dead and others injured.
This incident occurred after the birds were released by a hawk and flew in large glass windows of the store pic.twitter.com/vmkofwnqfg
– Information Room (@infor00m) April 18, 2025
Yahoo! news Told that dozens of birds have “shocking” in the windows of the apple store in Adelaide, Australia. According to the report, 50 indigenous Tree Martins crashed in the store, some died and others were injured.
The report states that Apple has planned to “install a film on the outer part of the glass” to prevent birds.
A person who previously served as an assistant football coach for the University of Michigan and Baltimor Revenne, has requested not to be guilty in 24 cases of unauthorized access to computers and 24 cases for identity theft.
Per ESPNProsecutors have accused Matt Weiss of trying a decade to get access to social media, email and icloud accounts, which are mostly related to women's college athletes. ” Prosecutors say Vis used the opportunity to get intimate photos of the victims.
When he was in many separate jobs in Michigan, Weiss's alleged crimes occurred. They have also been sued by at least 17 separate women.
Airtag leads to man's arrest to steal from construction site
An airtag left on Stahal concrete noticed that a person was arrested for stealing from a construction site.
According to the Larami County Sheriff Office Facebook page, the item was tracked at a house. The security footage also saw a truck, which matched one at home.
A 44 -year -old man was arrested and accused with the possession and intervention of the stolen property/hooliganism. The man's theft allegations were also pending in Colorado.
Woman accused of iphone stolen “ruse” in Walmart
In Northern Carolina, police arrested a woman in 2023 to claim an iPhone theft, but lied.
Per WNCNThe incident occurred in December 2023, when the woman told the police that an iPhone was stolen and a recycling kiosk. The police have since determined that the woman lied. She knew the person who stole the iPhone, and both reached Walmart in the same car.
He has been arrested, with a bond set of $ 5,000.
Rapper, quarrel over singer theft iPhone
The claims of a stolen iPhone 16 have a “hot quarrel” between South African rapper Fifi Cooper and singer Naldi Apiway.
As RealNaldi said that he left his phone in a bathroom and had a conversation with a wrappers, which is considered a cooper, after which the wrappers “left the bathroom in a strange way.”
Cooper, however, is “removed back” on the ticket.
ICloud evidence used in Ohio Man's arrest on gun, destructive equipment fee
In the Cincinnati area, the police arrested a person on 17 April and accused him of capturing an unregistered gun and a disastrous equipment. All the following events occurred in April 2024.
As Fox 19Police say the man was found in a football complex in September that was responsible for an “improvised explosive equipment”.
He has been accused for this and other previous incidents, and the law enforcement received a federal discovery warrant for his IClaud account, which changed the evidence. That evidence included videos of explosions, including “the destruction of a car,” as well as “dishes” for bombs.
Ruchi person sought in Louisiana iPad theft
The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff Office is investigating the theft of $ 1,200 iPad. The owner's son was revealed after receiving the facetime call from someone else from someone else, described as “an unknown, old white male with glasses”.
Those who recognize the man are advised to contact the Criminal Investigation Office on 985-902-2043.