Maryland Woman Charged in Theft of $13,000 Worth of Apple Products
Thursday, Mar 14, 2013 | Updated 7:25 AM EDT
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A Maryland woman has been charged in the theft of thousands of dollars' worth of Apple products. Elicia McCollum, 32, of Landover, is charged with felony theft.
Prince George's County Police say McCollum was supposed to pick up Apple products from a warehouse and then deliver them to various retailers so they could be sold in vending machines.
But, over the past two months, police say McCollum kept some of the items -- worth a total of about $13,000 --- and sold them at pawn shops and on Craigslist.
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