Manhunt Underway After Apple Building in Cupertino Burglarized

[MacRumors]

Santa Clara County police are currently searching in the San Jose neighborhood of Cambrian Park for three suspects who were reportedly caught burglarizing an Apple building this morning in Cupertino, California, where the company's headquarters are located, according to local affiliates ABC7 News and KPIX 5.

Source: Matt Keller/ABC7 News​

It is unclear if the suspects were able to break into the building, located at Bubb Road and Results Way, but the trio reportedly fled by vehicle to San Jose once discovered. A command post has been set up on Camden Avenue, and officers and deputies are going door to door throughout the area in search of the suspects.

One suspect was reportedly arrested near a Starbucks after he was chased down. A manhunt remains for the other two suspects.

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[countryside]

Just wait for a manhunt when a guy shatters the glass of the Apple Campus 2 "Death Star".

 

[FireWall0400]

There's an app for that !!

 

[sniffies]

Leave Apple alone!!!!!!!1111 [insert Chris Crocker whining here]

 

[Kebabselector]

The men left empty handed once they realised there were no new products to steal.

 

[BrettArchibald]

"burglarizing"...??

 

[mw360]

'Burglarizing'

Funny Americans, normally so efficienct with their syllables, but this one always amuses me. Like conductorizing an orchestra or driverizing a bus.

 

[Brookzy]

Burglarizing... haha, definitely the best Americanism!

 

[Sunny1990]

What was the reason??? were they Chines leakers trying to steal iPhone 8 prototype

 

[lotzosushi]

Maybe there was a Pikachu inside

 

[Howyalikdemapls]

"burglarizing"...??

I'm pretty sure that's the correct term. I'm not sure what else it could be? Burglaring? Burgling?

Robbing is when people are being held up.

 

[2457282]

Ooohhh, fuzzy pictures of products should be appearing shortly. "Ignore the sirens in the back," the subtitle will state.

 

[TMRJIJ]

Hope they stolen a new MacBook Pro 2016 prototype. Let's get that leak on before they get caught.

 

[VeryVito]

I'm pretty sure that's the correct term. I'm not sure what else it could be? Burglaring? Burgling?

An English burglar burgles, while an American burglar burglarizes.

Americans make up for the extra syllables by pronouncing "aluminum" without collecting extra vowels along the way.

 

[jrlcopy]

The men left empty handed once they realised there were no new products to steal.

hahaha

 

[Zirel]

Hope they stolen a new MacBook Pro 2016 prototype. Let's get that leak on before they get caught.

I've seen the prototype, and let me describe it to you:

• it's made of aluminum
• it has a keyboard, not a piano keyboard, but a computer keyboard
• it has a screen
• it has a hinge between the keyboard and the screen
• it has a trackpad
• it has USB-C ports

 

[SandboxGeneral]

I can't imagine that whatever they may have been after that they'd really get away with it. Apple probably has a lot of security camera's and other things monitoring their facilities where the suspects could be ID'd somewhat easily.

 

[agsystems]

The men left empty handed once they realised there were no new products to steal.

can't stop laughing...thanks

 

[dingle19]

The men left empty handed once they realised there were no new products to steal.

oh man, this was funny. *claps*

 

[LoveToMacRumors]

Rumors say they got an iPhone 7 prototype..

 

[4God]

The men left empty handed once they realised there were no new products to steal.

You win the internet today.

 

[Howyalikdemapls]

An English burglar burgles, while an American burglar burglarizes.

Americans make up for the extra syllables by pronouncing "aluminum" without collecting extra vowels along the way.

Thanks! TIL! How about vandals? They vandalize here. Do they vandle in England? The building was vandled?

 

[mw360]

Thanks! TIL! How about vandals? They vandalize here. Do they vandle in England? The building was vandled?

We don't vandle. If there's any logic to the difference, it's probably because burglar and burgle emerged at the same time in mediaeval English, whereas 'vandalise' derived from a pre-existing noun, Vandal and was probably coined by a scholar or intellectual. (Just looked it up - a priest)

 

[CFreymarc]

Like to know if this was forced entry or they stole and employee ID to access the building.

 

[bitslap47]

Burglarizing... haha, definitely the best Americanism!

Apple IS