Packs of the episode that was allocated for delivery in T-Mobile Stores in Palm Beach Province, Florida, starting in July 2024. By October 8, law enforcement authorities tracked some stolen devices to California and UPS center in Rivera Beach, Florida. Also participated in the circuit, a mobile phone repair store in Lantana, Florida (home EnquirerHis name is GoalMind, which was also home to the registration studio and a fence process (and we do not mean swords).

T-Mobile The internal investigation and the placement of GPS trackers began in packages that they believe are targeting thieves. The carrier realized that there is something wrong when he discovered that thousands of dollars of losses may be incurred by two T-Mobile Stores in Lake Worth, Florida. According to what was reported, the losses exceeded 504,000 dollars. It seems that a photo of the Palm Beach Sheriff's mobile office appears to show many iPad devices, many iPhone devices, some Apple watches and other scattered devices around the office.

Several iPhone, iPads and Apple Watches can be seen in this picture along with the mugs of the suspects. | Credit beach beach office photo

The store was used to sell goods that were heading to T-Mobile Which we assume included smartphones, tablets and other devices. The police began to achieve it on October 31 after T-Mobile UPS representatives reported the investigators of a series of high -value thefts. On Wednesday, the Palm Beach Sharif County Office announced the fourth arrest related to this episode.

Samuel Dramund, 38, was arrested while trying to leave the country. He joined the 36 -year -old GIFFUTON WHITE, 38 years old, and Christopher Palmer, 36, who was captured by police officers last week. White, UPS, was responsible for connecting stolen packages to the registration studio. Brown was a UPS driver who removed the packages from the shipping facility and turned it into White and Palmer.

Palmer was also a UPS driver who received stolen packages and at the time of his arrest, he was using a stolen phone from stolen packages.