A man was killed because he refused to unlock your iPhone for one of the thieves who robbed him, the tragic incident showing us that we should not put a higher price on objects than on our lives. The victim of this crime was a firefighter from Florida, he was off duty when this crime took place, he was killed by one of the three people who stopped him to rob him.
Initially, the fireman was robbed of all the items he had on him, the three men taking them and leaving in a hurry in a car, most likely using a gun to dispossess him of them. Unfortunately, they returned as quickly as they left, and asked the man to unlock his iPhone, and when he refused to do so, probably in a harsh exchange of words, he was shot by one of them.
A Man was KILLED because he REFUSED to Unlock his iPhone
The thieves came back to ask for the access code because, most likely, they realized that they also need to deactivate Find My iPhone in order to be able to resell that phone, which would otherwise be blocked. Unfortunately for the victim, the refusal to do everything the thieves asked brought his death, and this should be a lesson for everyone, because objects can be replaced, and thieves caught by the police, but a life cannot.
"An off-duty Florida firefighter was shot to death after refusing to give thieves his iPhone passcode. The killers had spared Chris Randazzo's life after robbing him of his iPhone and other items in Broward. The three men left in a car, but quickly returned to demand Randazoo provide the phone's security code. They shot Randazzo when he refused, police said.”
The US police managed to identify and arrest all three men involved in this crime, they completely Christianly gave up their whole lives for a mobile phone. The men were between 19 and 32 years old, and considering the laws in the USA they will be sentenced to sentences of decades, the killer following, most likely, to be sentenced to a sentence of life in prison, maybe without right conditional release.
