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Thieves Pinch 3,600 iPad Minis from JFK Airport

The cops suspect it was an inside job
By Maureen O'Gara
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November 17, 2012 08:00 AM EST
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A consignment of Apple iPad Minis was looted from a warehouse at JFK International Airport in New York the other night according to the New York Post. The cops suspect it was an inside job. The thieves used one of the airport's own fork lifts to make off with two pallets of the little gizmos worth $1.5 million. They might have gotten the three other pallets if they weren't interrupted by a worker coming back from dinner. The devices had just arrived from China and were on their way elsewhere.

Published November 17, 2012 – Reads 1,925
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