technology Jan. 31, 2012

NYPD Officer Charged With Stealing iPads While Making Arrest

By Joe Coscarelli

NEW YORK - APRIL 2: Sinai Azmoudea, 23, of Dallas Texas, right, waits on line for the release of Apple’s iPad on April 2, 2010 at the Apple Store on Fifth Avenue in New York City. Employees set up barriers to control the throngs expected to line up for the $499 device which goes on sale Saturday. (Photo by David Goldman/Getty Images) Photo: David Goldman/2010 Getty Images

While the exact model of the machines was not specified, the alleged crime occurred at the end of last April, mere weeks after the iPad 2 was released. What, was he supposed to wait in line?

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