First-hand Report of Texas Apple Store Robbery

I was just in the Apple store in Dallas on Knox street that was robbed. Had my family in the store and all of the sudden alarms started going off and I turned to see guys running out of the store. Walked up front and the took 8 laptops in seconds sorry was iphones not laptops. I took pics of the counter they took them from, all the apple employes came up front, but no one made an attempt to do anything.

You were there while it was being robbed? Scary! Hope they catch them.

Yes, we were in the store, I was in the back looking at iphone cases, and my wife in kids were at the next table checking out the macbooks...

I was just in the Apple store in Dallas on Knox street that was robbed. Had my family in the store and all of the sudden alarms started going off and I turned to see guys running out of the store. Walked up front and the took 8 laptops in seconds. I took pics of the counter they took them from, all the apple employes came up front, but no one made an attempt to do anything.

that's cause they're not allowed, and they risk losing their job (and no, i mean you will get fired probably, not that you'll be dead).

you're not supposed to chase a thief anywhere. let them run, don't try to be a hero.

holy crap thats crazy. you would think they would have them tied down or sumthin

Yeah i agree, just stating the facts. I am sure they have video footage of the whole thing.

that's cause they're not allowed, and they risk losing their job (and no, i mean you will get fired probably, not that you'll be dead).

you're not supposed to chase a thief anywhere. let them run, don't try to be a hero.

Is that an Apple Policy or a law?

Yeah i agree, just stating the facts. I am sure they have video footage of the whole thing.

for sure.

glad that your family is safe though

that's cause they're not allowed, and they risk losing their job (and no, i mean you will get fired probably, not that you'll be dead).

you're not supposed to chase a thief anywhere. let them run, don't try to be a hero.

Wait, is that really true? Why would you risk losing your job over trying to do anything? Is it because Apple doesn't want to be held liable for anything that may happen to said person (even though they don't require the person to do anything, which would make it harder to hold them liable)?

Is that an Apple Policy or a law?

It's common sense. There are professionals collectively called "law enforcement" that catch criminals.