iPhone Leads Police To Alleged Thief

Published: April 24, 2012 | News Blog | 618 Clicks

Police in Chicago said they used a system activated in a stolen iPhone to track down a thief accused of stealing three of the devices.

Chicago police news affairs officer Veejay Zala said the 17-year-old suspect fled on foot after grabbing the phones three children set down while playing outside, the Chicago Tribune reported Monday. Zala said a sergeant used a tracking system installed on one of the phones to track down the suspect and retrieve the devices. Police said charges were pending against the teenage suspect.

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