The man left the Fifth Avenue Apple Store with 300 iPhones stuffed into 3 bags, but before he could put them in his trunk he was robbed, beaten and lost almost half of them.

Sometimes (almost always) reality surpasses fiction also in everything that surrounds the mobile industry, and if not tell this Apple client who bought 300 units of the iPhone in Manhattan and was about to lose much more than the devices and the money after an assault in the middle of the street while keeping them in the trunk.

The story is quite bizarre from beginning to end, as you will see now, and it is that to begin to tell you all the lurid details we have to say that the purchase was made at 1:45 a.m. in New Yorkin the Fifth Avenue store no less, almost certainly made at this ungodly time to avoid precisely what ended up happeningthat they saw the poor victim carry such an amount of expensive devices in the middle of the street.

It doesn’t seem like a very good idea to walk around with $300,000 worth of iPhones…

Furthermore, as he told us Android Authoritythis man had spent nearly $300,000 worth of iPhones not because he had money to spare and was going to give away high-end phones out there, but because his goal was to resell them later in his small business.

Maybe that’s why, because made large purchases from Apple surely in a systematic way and with the same “manias”, as much as possible is that they were waiting outside to rob him even if it were necessary to use violence.

The victim was a reseller who took 300 iPhones from the Fifth Avenue Apple Store directly for his business, although at the door and while he was storing his bags he was robbed by the occupants of a vehicle that stopped next to him.

Not surprisingly, the New York Police Department itself reported the assault with robbery in the middle of the street, which it happened right out of the Apple Store and when this poor man put the bags in the trunk of his car.

As it has been reported, the victim left the store with 300 units of the iPhone stuffed into three bags, and just as he was putting them away to leave another vehicle pulled up next to him with two men demanding that he hand over the bags with the juicy booty.

Almost in a logical reaction the amount of money that was at stake, the man defended himself as best he could and received several blows as well as a big punch to the nose, and also lost from one of the bags with about 125 iPhones valued at just under $100,000.

Fortunately, he was not seriously injured. did not require medical attentionalthough the pertinent complaint to the police is in progress, which has not yet published a description of the suspect or the vehicle nor any details of an investigation which is still running for now.

Tremendous! Or not?