A robbery on January 14 at the Apple Store in Valencia resulted in the theft of nearly 150 devices.
According to several local media, several telephone stores in the Valencian Community have been assaulted by six hooded men called “the Porsche gang”. The burglaries took place in Castelló, Vila-real and Valencia and the Apple Store in the provincial capital was one of the places attacked.
In the burglary of the Apple Store on Calle Colón in Valencia, a total of 147 devices between iPhone, iPad and Mac. For the moment, the National Police has not been able to identify the perpetrators, who acted between 4:00 a.m. and 4:15 a.m. on January 14.
Police have yet to identify the thieves, who witnesses describe as five to six hooded men using axes and sledgehammers to smash windows before cleaning out the store.
The broken window of the Apple Store in Valencia
Police patrol cars chased the robbers until they reached the V-30 highway, where they lost them as they were using a much more powerful car. More specifically a Porsche Cayenne, with an obvious difference in power with the engines of police vehicles.
All police patrols have been put on alert, as there is a hunch that “the Porsche gang” will act again after having stolen from three telephone stores for three consecutive nights in the Valencian Community. Identifying the thieves is going to be complicated since they cover their faces with balaclavas and balaclavas and also use gloves and a mask so as not to leave traces.
It is not the first time that the Apple Store in Valencia about a similar theft. In 2018 we already had a situation like this with a moon landing flight, now it seems that the thieves used other types of techniques after the security was tightened. Although Apple can lock these stolen devices remotely, thieves may be able to unlock them.
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