Two men were arrested after the Berkeley Apple Store had numerous items stolen Thursday for the second day in a row.
for allegedly stealing more than 75 iPhones from the Fourth Street Apple Store, two other suspects were arrested Thursday for stealing phones, iPads and laptop computers from the same store earlier in the day, police said Friday.Thursday’s grab-and-dash thefts happened about 12:15 p.m. at the store at 1823 Fourth Street
According to court records, only one of the suspects arrested in the Wednesday thefts — Tyler Mims — has been formally charged so far. Two men stole the phones from the store and fled in a red Dodge truck. It was stopped later in East Oakland and the three suspects were arrested and the phones recovered, police said.
No charges have been filed yet against the other two suspects, a 28-year-old Oakland man and a 20-year-old Berkeley woman. The man remained in custody Friday morning but the woman has been released, according to jail records.
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