The Justice Department indicted three people for a January hijacking of a truck near a Long Island Apple Store that netted $1.2 million in stolen Apple products, with arrests aided by fingerprints, storage unit records, and activated Apple Watches. The article also reports on multiple other Apple-related crimes including the theft of Morgan McSweeney's government iPhone, a guilty plea in a Beyonce music theft case, and recoveries of stolen vehicles using AirTags.
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The Justice Department indicted three people for a January hijacking of a truck near a Long Island Apple Store that netted $1.2 million in stolen Apple products, with arrests aided by fingerprints, storage unit records, and activated Apple Watches. The article also reports on multiple other Apple-related crimes including the theft of Morgan McSweeney's government iPhone, a guilty plea in a Beyonce music theft case, and recoveries of stolen vehicles using AirTags.