Crime blotter: UPS employee charged in $200,000 theft that included Apple products

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A man who worked for UPS for five years has been arrested by Texas authorities for $200,000 in theft, Florida is considering harsher laws for people who use AirTags to stalk, and more, all on this week’s Apple crime blotter.

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A 37-year-old Texas man who worked for UPS for five years has been charged in a “high-end theft” case. He is accused of stealing parcels, including “Apple iPhones, Apple iPads, and various smartwatches.”

According to a Facebook post by the Cameron County District Attorney’s Office Facebook page, the man is also accused of stealing jewelry, power tools, and “luxury designer items such as Louis Vuitton, Fendi, Ferragamo, and Dior handbags, wallets, and accessories.”

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