Tunneling heist nabs US$500,000 in iPhones from Apple Store, US police say


Thieves emptied an entire wall of 436 iPhones along with other merchandise totaling more than US$500,000 (RM2.20mil), police said. No arrests have been made. — Bloomberg

Employees of an Apple Store in Lynnwood arrived at work to find a hole in a wall and hundreds of iPhones worth US$500,000 (RM2.20mil) missing, Washington police reported.

Employees discovered the theft, which took place the night before, at Alderwood Mall on Monday, April 3, Lynnwood police said on Twitter.

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