
Delhi police arrested three individuals—Sameer, Suhail, and Zahir alias Salman—in connection with a gang targeting iPhones for theft and resale in grey markets. The investigation began after a snatching incident on April 18 near IP Park, where a man’s iPhone 17 Pro was stolen. Police recovered 66 stolen phones, including 50 iPhones, from the suspects. Authorities are verifying the devices and tracing buyers, with some suspects having prior criminal records related to theft and robbery.
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| theprint | IPhone users among prime targets, three held with 66 stolen phones in Delhi | Center | Negative |
| hindustantimes | IPhone users among prime targets, three held with 66 stolen phones in Delhi | Center | Negative |
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