CCTV image of man released after Apple MacBook theft at PC World in Century Park, Watford

3:00pm Friday 4th January 2013 in News Photograph of the Author By Adam Binnie, Senior Reporter

CCTV image released following laptop theft CCTV image released following laptop theft

Images of a man wanted by police in connection with the theft of an Apple laptop have been released.

On Saturday December 29, an Apple MacBook was stolen from PC World in Century Park, Watford at 1pm.

Anyone with information can speak to PC Claire Luvin on the non-emergency number 101, quoting crime reference number C1/13/46.

Alternatively, you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Comments(11)

theturpster says...
5:00pm Fri 4 Jan 13

Anyone crazy enough to purchase an overpriced piece of iSchizz should be forced to do 6 months inside for the crime of having more money than sense.

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E.Coli says...
5:46pm Fri 4 Jan 13

Police are looking for a man with a black pudding basin stuck on His head

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E.Coli says...
5:47pm Fri 4 Jan 13

theturpster wrote:
Anyone crazy enough to purchase an overpriced piece of iSchizz should be forced to do 6 months inside for the crime of having more money than sense.
Why write this rubbish ?

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theturpster says...
5:58pm Fri 4 Jan 13

Following your lead ;-)

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OKbyMe says...
12:33am Sat 5 Jan 13

E.Coli wrote:
theturpster wrote: Anyone crazy enough to purchase an overpriced piece of iSchizz should be forced to do 6 months inside for the crime of having more money than sense.
Why write this rubbish ?
He/She must be a PC person, and I do not mean politically correct. No real knowledge of the subject of course

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theturpster says...
8:00am Sat 5 Jan 13

Well on a third of the price I've a Core i7 rig that rips and renders full length movies in 30 minutes whilst at the same time running a virtual image of mountain lion OS which runs adobe suite 5.5 at the same time, this image is configured to a spec of mac 3 times the price.

I manage and monitor multiple largish networks remotely at the same time, so i reckon maybe i do have a bit of a clue?

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theturpster says...
8:10am Sat 5 Jan 13

OKbyMe wrote:
E.Coli wrote:
theturpster wrote: Anyone crazy enough to purchase an overpriced piece of iSchizz should be forced to do 6 months inside for the crime of having more money than sense.
Why write this rubbish ?
He/She must be a PC person, and I do not mean politically correct. No real knowledge of the subject of course
If you want to talk about AD, DNS, DCHP or even firewall or switch configuration at anytime, feel free to drop me a line x ;-)

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theturpster says...
8:11am Sat 5 Jan 13

I meant DHCP....

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Taxidermist says...
12:18pm Sat 5 Jan 13

theturpster wrote:
I meant DHCP....
Dyslexic too! :-)

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theturpster says...
12:23pm Sat 5 Jan 13

Taxidermist wrote:
theturpster wrote:
I meant DHCP....
Dyslexic too! :-)
Guilty as charged, major keystroke transposing failure!

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Boosey says...
6:44am Sun 6 Jan 13

E.Coli wrote:
theturpster wrote:
Anyone crazy enough to purchase an overpriced piece of iSchizz should be forced to do 6 months inside for the crime of having more money than sense.
Why write this rubbish ?
Black pudding basin?

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