 Looters who gleefully stole iPhones and other products in a night of lawlessness were left enraged as Apple disabled the devices. The devices all began blaring, rendered useless to the thieves. 'Oh my god, this is crazy,' one of the looters can be heard saying in a video showing someone pouring what looks like orange juice over an iPad on the sidewalk. Several other Apple devices are seen on the ground and one person appears holding iPhones in dismay. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video A video showed someone pouring juice on a disabled iPad (Picture: X/@mylordbebo) 'Oh my god, these iPhones, oh my god,' the same person is heard saying. The video is captioned, 'stolen ipads goin off'. Earlier video showed dozens of looters inside an Apple store with 'iPhone 15 Pro' marked on the glass façade, grabbing devices as sirens sounded and cops cars could be seen arriving. 'Free iPhones!' someone could be heard saying repeatedly. A thief holds multiple stolen iPhones that were disabled by Apple (Picture: X/@mylordbebo) Dozens of people ransacked an Apple Store in Philadelphia on Wednesday night (Picture: X/@mylordbebo) Police thus far have made 52 arrests from Wednesday night's looting of stores in the Center City, Northeast and West Philadelphia, according to WPVI. All of them but three were adults, Jane Roh, a spokeswoman for the district attorney's office. Cops received a call around 8.18pm for looting at the Apple Store on the 1600 block of Walnut Street. No arrests were immediately made around the incident. The store recovered numerous of the stolen items, WPVI reported. Lululemon and Fine Wine & Good Spirits were also ransacked. A looter known as Meatball, Dayjia Blackwell, was arrested after sharing videos of the mayhem at the Apple Store, Lululemo){kind=link}
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Looters who gleefully stole iPhones and other products in a second night of lawlessness were left enraged as Apple disabled the devices.
The devices all began blaring, rendered useless to the thieves.
‘Oh my god, this is crazy,’ one of the looters can be heard saying in a video showing someone pouring what looks like orange juice over an iPad on the sidewalk.
Several other Apple devices are seen on the ground and one person appears holding iPhones in dismay.