Apple products worth $320,000 recovered after being stolen in Pennsylvania, 6 charged

Pennsylvania State Police recovered a tractor-trailer load of stolen Apple merchandise—valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars — from a heist in Cumberland County. The rig, packed with iPhones, iPads, and other high-demand devices, was located after thieves targeted it on an interstate ramp.
Jared Weaver for ABC27:
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Court documents filed by Middlesex Township Police show six people allegedly stopped, opened the back of a tractor-trailer along S. Middlesex Road, and stole Apple products out of it just after 8:30 on Oct. 30.
The six people listed below face charges of theft and conspiracy:
• Guillermo Cavero, of no known address
• 22-year-old Josue Penafiel-Murillo, of no known address
• 38-year-old Isreal Hernandez, of no known address
• 25-year-old Justin Largo, of California
• 39-year-old Miguel Oyola-Coronel, of no known address
• 40-year-old Jose Rivera, of California
Police said they were aware of an ongoing investigation into an organized cargo theft ring that specifically targeted Apple products. Tracking devices were also already placed on the two involved vehicles, a Ford transit van and a Kia, by police because they were used together in prior thefts…
Police said that they were able to recover $320,000 worth of iPads that were stolen.

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