How to screw Apple over in 30 seconds.

[Super_mario666]

5 masked Bandits steal 23 MacBook Pros, 14 iPhones, and 9 iPods all in 31 Seconds flat.
Net worth = $92,060.00

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAiYotYfUCc&feature=related

[lucid]

Lol they make it sounds like you have to be a criminal mastermind to break a window with a brick and wear a mask. I'll admit though...that is some precision snatching right there.

[Super_mario666]

Lol and i love how the narrator sounds sports commentator the whole way thorough

[Z3R0]

I don't feel bad. I mean it sucks that it happened to them, but a giant piece of glass doesn't really fit the list of ideal physical security protection mechanisms.

[Kulverstukas]

lol indeed. They know their stuff

[Zesh]

Awesome possum, nice steal

[atsuktuvas]

Nice. keep it on guys. Keep it on. Apple has too much money anyway.

[Kulverstukas]

Apple was stupid enough not to lock those things with chains... usually in computer stores these things are locked with a steel rope and the security starts to scream when you disconnect or misplace the thing.

[Mellow]

Keeping a eye out for 23 cheap macbook pros on ebay..

[helios]

They must have spent weeks, even months, planning that one out. 

@Kulverstukas - Yes, most computer stores them locked and alarm mechanism that can possibly be set off two different ways. Either the power to the unit being lost/cable pulled out, or the alarm cable being taken off the device. The alarm cables are stuck to the device with a little pressure switch on the underside of it, if the switch has pressure taken off of it then the alarms go blazin'.