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Duo Accused Of Stealing $1.6K Worth Of Apple Watches At Long Island T-Mobile

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Two men are wanted after stealing $1,600 worth of Apple watches from T-Mobile in Lindenhurst. Two men are wanted after stealing $1,600 worth of Apple watches from T-Mobile in Lindenhurst.
Two men are wanted after stealing $1,600 worth of Apple watches from T-Mobile in Lindenhurst. Photo Credit: SCPD
Two men are wanted after stealing $1,600 worth of Apple watches from T-Mobile in Lindenhurst. Two men are wanted after stealing $1,600 worth of Apple watches from T-Mobile in Lindenhurst.
Two men are wanted after stealing $1,600 worth of Apple watches from T-Mobile in Lindenhurst. Photo Credit: SCPD
The two men fled in this vehicle after stealing $1,600 worth of Apple watches from T-Mobile in Lindenhurst. The two men fled in this vehicle after stealing $1,600 worth of Apple watches from T-Mobile in Lindenhurst.
The two men fled in this vehicle after stealing $1,600 worth of Apple watches from T-Mobile in Lindenhurst. Photo Credit: SCPD

Two suspects are wanted by police investigators on Long Island after allegedly stealing multiple Apple watches from a T-Mobile store.

Suffolk County Crime Stoppers released photos of two men and their vehicle after they allegedly stole four watches at approximately 5:25 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 14 from the T-Mobile store in the Delaney Avenue shopping plaza on East Montauk Highway in Lindenhurst.

The stolen watches had an estimated value of approximately $1,600.

Anyone with information regarding the suspects or their vehicle has been asked to contact Suffolk County Police First Squad detectives by calling 1-800-TIPS or submitting an anonymous tip online.

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