Thief in Arizona made off with empty Mac mini boxes instead of the computers
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In Tempe, Arizona, an unknown person broke into a technology company's office and carried off boxes for Apple Mac mini computers. Inside was only empty packaging, while the machines themselves stayed in place. Company employee Curran Rose told the local Fox TV channel about it, and the case is described in a Dexerto publication.
Rose watched the camera footage and called the thief's act "very low IQ." According to him, the computers stood right nearby, yet what was stolen was precisely the empty boxes. The article notes that Mac minis cost from $900 to $1,900.
Rose added that everyone laughed, and that he is glad no one was hurt. His manager, according to him, is still frightened that someone broke into the office.
A $1,500 reward is promised for information that leads to the thief's arrest. The suspect's name has not yet been established, and the company asks local residents to be attentive. The company also stated that it is glad no one was hurt, and is trying to understand exactly what happened.
Translation editors: Соловьев В., Пеков А.
Source: www.dexerto.com ↗