Many times we've talked to you about how Find My iPhone app, or Search My iPhone, has helped catch car thieves. Now the Apple app that lets you find all your devices on the map is called Search, and it's very helpful because it brings all the options in one place, so We can get our family and our devices from the same app.
The performance of the system stays the same, and your data Apple ID is able to place your devices on the map, and this is okay if you lost them or, as in the case we tell you today, if they were stolen.
This story took place in Australia and the newspaper has revealed it to us Sydney Morning Herald. As mentioned in the newspaper, February 4 Police chased two thieves who had stolen an iPad and a neighbor's car into a house thanks to the Search app. They were able to find thieves in their Hidalgos until their tragic end.
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The two thieves pleaded not guilty and stole several items, including an iPad, fleeing in a stolen car. First the police followed the stolen vehicle, calling it "traditional." However, shortly after switching to another stolen car, a Toyota Kluger was there the police air force intervened and began using iPad Search apps to track them.
Police have smashed an iPad inside a stolen Toyota Kluger that men walk in and fetch men through the Search app on the iPad for two hours.
The chase continued for two hours as the refugees tried to steal some cars, but failed. Police could not reach it yet but it all ended in the background accident at a speed of 100 km / h after thieves skipped a traffic light and crashed into a truck That has attached a large bowl. In the crash the occupants of the other car were involved, but both the man and the truck driver were left seriously injured. Something didn't happen with it two dead thieves in the accident.
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The police report summarizes what happened:
"Two men who died in an encounter with police in north Melbourne were searched online for a "Search" request after an iPad was stolen in a home invasion. Driver Vavera Chang, 29, of Sunshine West, and Caroline Springs rider Jonas Montealegre, 36, took an iPad with them while converting stolen vehicles into a two-hour escape from police on 4 February.".
Without a doubt the sad ending of a good story there The iPad and Search app proved to be important. It is possible that if the police had not been following the refugees with the iPad, they would have been able to escape.
