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Suspect Wanted for Stealing iPhone X from Target in Boynton Beach

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According the Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office, police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect wanted for stealing a silver iPhone X from Target. A used iPhone X is worth approximately $180 to $800 depending on the storage size, carrier and condition of the device.

BOYNTON BEACH, FL – The Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect wanted for stealing a silver iPhone X. 

According to police, a victim was making a purchase at a local Target store when she inadvertently left her cell phone, an iPhone X, at the cash register, after paying for her items. The suspect took the iPhone X and left the store. A used iPhone X is worth approximately $180 to $800 depending on the storage size, carrier and condition of the device.

This incident occurred on December 29, 2019, at 6:38 pm. This incident occurred at the Target located in the 10200 block of Hagen Ranch Road.

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