$6M worth of Apple products stolen in highway robberyA police search is now underway.
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More than $6 million worth of Apple products were stolen from a truck in the UK last week.
Robbers raided the vehicle as it left the M1 motorway in Northamptonshire on November 10.
The driver and security guard were both tied up before the thieves transferred the goods onto a waiting truck and then escaped.
A police search is underway in the UK after robbers hijacked a truck in Northamptonshire, stealing £5 million ($6.6M) worth of Apple products.
From Northamptonshire police:
Police officers are appealing for witnesses after £5 million of Apple products were stolen from a lorry during a robbery on the M1 motorway in Northamptonshire.
The incident took place on the southbound slip road at Junction 18 of the M1, between 7.45pm and 8pm on Tuesday, November 10, when the lorry driver and security guard were targeted and tied up.
The lorry was driven to Eldon Close in Crick, where the offenders transferred the ...
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$6M worth of Apple products stolen in highway robbery
