The Arlington County Police have posted a video of the suspect wanted in the Apple Store shooting on Friday.
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iClarified on 5th Jul 2009 (via iClarified.com)
An employee of Apple’s Clarendon Store got shot on Friday and the shooter is still at large. In case you know anything about it there’s a $1,000 reward for you. All you have to do is to point the cops in the right direction. The Arlington County police have uploaded two videos of the shooter
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MobileWhack on 6th Jul 2009 (via mobilewhack.com)
Shots have reportedly been fired at the Apple Retail Store Clarendon in Arlington, Virginia, according to AppleInsider. One person was wounded in the shoulder, the site says, and taken to hospital in an ambulance. Police are searching for the shooter. AppleInsider reports: “Someone was just shot at the store and just were carted out in an ambulance,” ...
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iPhoneNano on 3rd Jul 2009 (via iphonenano.net)
Security video from Friday’s violent armed robbery at the Apple Store in Arlington, Virginia, has been posted to YouTube. The Arlington police are cleverly using YouTube to broadcast crime videos with appeals for help from the public. The latest video is from Friday’s robbery at the Apple Store Clarendon in Arlington, in which a female employee was ...
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iPhoneNano on 4th Jul 2009 (via iphonenano.net)
The very popular and well acclaimed first-person shooter which helped pioneer console gaming on the iPhone is back with a sequel. Brothers in Arms 2: Global Front brings "13 new nail-biting levels" taking place from North Africa to Sicily complete with compelling in game video clips and more interaction with your fellow virtual soldiers. The sequel also brings several new weapons such as...
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9to5Mac on 23rd Feb 2010 (via 9to5mac.com)
Apple’s App Store might be insanely popular, but that doesn’t mean that it’s without its fair share of complaints, with many users complaining that Apple police the applications submitted too much.... [
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MobileWhack on 16th Jul 2009 (via mobilewhack.com)
Last Thursday an Ohio man walked into the Kenwood Towne Center Apple Store and threatened to shoot his iPhone. Donald Goodrich, 38-years-old, in a moment of bad judgment, showed an Apple Store employee his 9-mm handgun saying, "I’m so mad, I could pop a 9mm at it." The man was referencing his iPhone, but the Apple Store manager took all precautions and alerted police. ...
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MacLife on 6th Oct 2009 (via maclife.com)
Konami has announced today the availability of Silent Scope on Apple (NSDQ: AAPL)’s App Store. Based on the popular arcade game originally released in 1999, players will now be able to test their marksmen abilities on-the-go as they protect and defend the American First Family in this fast paced rail shooter. Silent Scope takes full advantage
Man goes into Apple Store for help with iPhone. Man gets frustrated with iPhone. Man threatens to shoot iPhone if it doesnt start working. Man draws attention to previously concealed weapon. Apple Store techie tells manager. Manger calls police. Police arrive. Police arrest man. No iPhones were injured. [WPCO 9 via Gizmodo] This is a story by the
We can all empathize with Michael Bolton in Office Space when he beat the toner out of Initech’s problematic printer. But we can’t level with this incredibly stupid Cincinnati resident Daniel Goodrich, who told an Apple Store employee at Kenwood Towne Centre he was so mad at his iPhone he could “pop a 9mm at
