I had my iPhone stolen Friday, I left it in my locked gym locker and came back the door was ripped open with the lock still on it. I never activated it with AT&T thankfully because the person was nice enough to leave my Treo and my wallet after emptying it. I called AT&T today, they said they couldn't do anything because it wasn't activated, Apple of course was able to report it stolen in about 30 seconds. I'm very sure I know who toke it, but I can't prove it, is there anyway I can trace it or see if it's been activated?
The Long Story: The kid has been know for stealing other people's iPods and selling them, but no one has been able to catch him. He also happens to be in the class were almost all the theifs take place, and only my locker was broken into, and it was not my normal one so it had to be someone in the class who saw what locker I used. He also walked off the football field in the middle of class acting mad. Then when asked by the principle he said he was going to the bathroom in the locker room, which doesn't make sense because the locker room is a farther walk then the bathroom. I also find it weird that he was questioned for 30 minutes by the principle, if it wasn't him I would have expected him to say something to me today or for his parents to call to complain. Any ideas would be great.
The Long Story: The kid has been know for stealing other people's iPods and selling them, but no one has been able to catch him. He also happens to be in the class were almost all the theifs take place, and only my locker was broken into, and it was not my normal one so it had to be someone in the class who saw what locker I used. He also walked off the football field in the middle of class acting mad. Then when asked by the principle he said he was going to the bathroom in the locker room, which doesn't make sense because the locker room is a farther walk then the bathroom. I also find it weird that he was questioned for 30 minutes by the principle, if it wasn't him I would have expected him to say something to me today or for his parents to call to complain. Any ideas would be great.