By JOHN DOYLE, NY PostA Queens high-school senior whose iPhone was snatched from his locker got it back after he spotted it for sale on Craigslist, and the alleged seller was arrested.
The 16-year-old suspect allegedly grabbed the high-tech gadget from the locker of the 17-year-old at Long Island City HS on Oct. 8, authorities said.
The next day, the victim found an iPhone matching his for sale on the popular Internet classified-ad Web site and arranged a meeting with the guy who posted the ad.
The suspect was charged with criminal possession of stolen property.
3 comments:
Any simple-minded defense attorney will get the 16-year old thief acquitted.
How?
Easy. The thug was on a lass project to see how a politician behaves.
This time he was practicing eminent domain: He seized private property from the original owner, and was in the process of transferring it to another private entity based on the highest bid.
The budding politician got his cash; the second-hand thief got property for a low price; the store made full profit for the product twice, because the original owner needed to replace the stolen property.
The defense case will be a snap: the great young budding politician was plying his trade, and the economy was bolstered.
On top of it all, the original IPhone had been "blighted" from use, so a new IPhone was an improvement.
I'm sorry I lost interest after the first sentence.
Idiot selling it likley called him from it. You can unlock the phone, Rewtite firmware but several certain codes the radio TX-RX unit transmits will remain the same.
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The Apple Phone like the Blackjack II, G3s are also mobile to mobile GPS traceable within 20 feet no matter what you try to disable.
___F*** dummys !
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