iPhone overnight campers robbed at gun point (VIDEO)
Posted by: Jon Ben-Mayor on 09/21/2013 02:36 AM
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It seems that everyone wants the new iPhone - including the criminals. Campers at a makeshift campsite outside of an AT&T store in Houston, TX., were robbed at gunpoint while they waited for the store to open.
One of the victims told KHOU 11 News the robbers walked up and started making demands.
“’Gimme everything you’ve got.’ I emptied out my pocket, and he takes away my iPhone, my iPad -- because it was on the ground already,” the victim said. “He’s like, ‘give me your wallet.’ I’m like, ‘I don’t have one – come look.’”
The men robbed at least one other customer of their wallet and then got back in their car and sped away. Nobody was hurt in the crime.
Security cameras in the shopping center may have captured in the suspects on video, but a detailed description of the men was not immediately available.
The customers said they chose what they thought was a less popular AT&T location, thinking the line there for the new iPhone 5C and 5S would be shorter. A witness said about 10 people were in line when the robbers hit.
When AT&T heard the news, the company stepped up and offered the victims store credit for the value of their stolen iPhones.
One of the victims told KHOU 11 News the robbers walked up and started making demands.
“’Gimme everything you’ve got.’ I emptied out my pocket, and he takes away my iPhone, my iPad -- because it was on the ground already,” the victim said. “He’s like, ‘give me your wallet.’ I’m like, ‘I don’t have one – come look.’”
The men robbed at least one other customer of their wallet and then got back in their car and sped away. Nobody was hurt in the crime.
Security cameras in the shopping center may have captured in the suspects on video, but a detailed description of the men was not immediately available.
The customers said they chose what they thought was a less popular AT&T location, thinking the line there for the new iPhone 5C and 5S would be shorter. A witness said about 10 people were in line when the robbers hit.
When AT&T heard the news, the company stepped up and offered the victims store credit for the value of their stolen iPhones.
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