A manhunt is ongoing Wednesday morning after three men suspected of burglarizing Apple's Cupertino headquarters took police on a chase all the way to San Jose. ABC 7 reports that someone with the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department spotted the men in the act and immediately gave chase.
The men reportedly ditched the car, and one man was caught and arrested a short time later near an area Starbucks. The other two are still on the run, and police have set up a large barrier in the area of Cambrian Park. Officers are going door to door in the area in an attempt to find the remaining two, but so far have been unsuccessful.
A reporter on the scene with ABC 7 tweeted out of a photo of a broken door at an Apple building — presumably where the burglars gained access to the building. At least some of the (presumably stolen) laptops have been recovered by police.
Window smashed at #Apple building that was burglarized overnight. Laptops were recovered by SCC deputies. pic.twitter.com/jer9QMQlkn
— Matt Keller (@MattKellerABC7) August 10, 2016
CBS 5 reports that the site of the burglary is Bubb Road and Results Way, and KRON 4 notes that the crime went down around 4:20 a.m. this morning — maybe they late-night decided they really wanted to get a peek at that new headphone jack-less iPhone?
The men are described as Latino, and are not believed to be armed.
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