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Simple and easy with a BMW X 5 you get products worth several tens of thousands of dollars. The problem is that when the thief he broke the window The Apple Store's car registration plate remained in the store, and our clever thief returned to retrieve it, but was met by some polite policemen who helped him get to where he belongs.
We have since learned that the driver of the broken vehicle, one Equonne R. Howard (22), drove his own 2003 BMW X-5 through the glass and dropped down the gate. A passenger loaded up on iPods and iPhones (no MacBooks or MacBook Airs!), as Howard tried to repeatedly back the BMW out of the store after the gate dropped back down behind him. During the heist, the front license plate to Howard's vehicle came off, and was laying on the floor of the Apple store. Howard went back to the store-apparently to retrieve the plate-where he was apprehended by Riverside Sheriff's deputies. He had the key to the vehicle still in his pocket.
