Police in Washington state said that when employees of an Apple Store in Lynnwood arrived at work, they discovered a hole in a wall and that hundreds of iPhones with a combined value of $500,000 had been stolen.
On Monday, April 3, employees at Alderwood Mall made the discovery that the theft had occurred the previous evening, as stated by the Lynnwood police department on Twitter.
Details on the Apple Store burglary. No more information is available at this time. pic.twitter.com/uEE55hkGO0
— Lynnwood Police (@LynnwoodPD) April 5, 2023
According to the authorities, thieves made off with more than $500,000 worth of products, including 436 iPhones that took up an entire wall and other goods. No arrests have been made.
According to Eric Marks, the retail manager at Seattle Coffee Gear, who spoke with KOMO about the incident, the burglars broke into the Apple Store by cutting a hole in the wall of the bathroom of the shop that is located next door to the Apple Store.
Around 24 kilometers (15 miles) to the north of Seattle is the city of Lynnwood, home to 41,000 residents.
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