Laurene thought she had Doubled Down on her level of security after she hired Tim Cook to ramp up security at her home in Palo Alto, CA. Tim Cooks said, "I'm going to Double Down on Security!"
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Steve Jobs' Home Burglarized, Suspect Arrested After $60,000 in Property Stolen [Updated]
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Laurene thought she had Doubled Down on her level of security after she hired Tim Cook to ramp up security at her home in Palo Alto, CA. Tim Cooks said, "I'm going to Double Down on Security!"
So nothing interesting happening at Cupertino I guess - Samsung had to be content with stale and possibly thrown out design secrets at Jobs' family house?
Ah yes, the cops are only minutes away when seconds count.
I choose to go about my daily routine armed in a concealed carry manner, including being well trained and well versed in the applicable state and federal laws of self defense.
Poor guy, he probably just needed the money to help feed his family.
That's what a job is for.
Banned from Apple products for life. Even in this thief spends his time in prison, his name will forever be blacklisted in all stores that sell Apple devices!
Poor guy, he probably just needed the money to help feed his family.
Or he was a crook.
He's a piece of garbage because he burglarized someone's home when, judging by all accounts, he's not a street derelict or desperate. He's got a family, an education, etc. He appears to have done this just to do it.
It can be very easy to steal a high dollar value from a wealthy house. Paintings, high-end electronics (and I don't mean Macs), collectors items. Any of those could be one item and be worth that much.
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Americans use the word Burglarized, the British use the word Burgled and they both mean exactly the same thing. If you would like to carry on discussing differences in terminology could you please start a new thread.
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Americans use the word Burglarized, the British use the word Burgled and they both mean exactly the same thing. If you would like to carry on discussing differences in terminology could you please start a new thread.
Thank you.
A perceived "lack of opportunities" is no excuse to steal. Ever. No matter what it is and who it is stolen from.
Hint: He's kidding.
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Wait, did they recover the $60,000 in property?
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I'd call for murder if it was any house owned by anyone. Burglars are worthless pieces of @#$%.
hey, everyone steals. doesn't make it any less wrong just means we shouldn't cry bloody murder and just try to make things right instead.
Poor guy, he probably just needed the money to help feed his family.
Sarcasm? It was probably an apple hater not a starving guy. If all he needed was to feed his family he would not have stolen $60,000 worth of stuff from Steve Job's house.
Nothing is secret anymore, thanks to Tim Cooks new SSIP, (Security Secrecy Implementation Plan.)
Exactly, if the perp. broke into Lloyd Blankfein's crib, he would get three cheers from the Huffington Post.
In terms of security, one would think:
1.) Fort Knox
2.) Pentagon
3.) Steve Jobs' house
but apparently that isn't the case. Guess he didn't have an iAlarm on his iHouse.
1.) Fort Knox
2.) Pentagon
3.) Steve Jobs' house
but apparently that isn't the case. Guess he didn't have an iAlarm on his iHouse.