Undercover Police Are Trying To Get Rid Of iPhone Theft By Targeting Buyers

Cult of Mac
By Buster HeineApr 29, 2013, 1:58 pm137 pts
iPhone theft has become a huge problem. Mayor Bloomberg says if it weren’t for Apple’s shiny devices getting stolen so frequently, crime in NYC would have gone down slightly in 2012. Despite the best efforts of the boys in blue, catching iPhone thieves is hard work. Police really haven’t gotten too much better…

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