Here's How You Get Your iPhone Returned

With apps like Find My iPhone now built into most Mac products–and the NYPD is on it!–it's still difficult to, well, find one's iPhone, especially if it's been stolen. That's why one canny victim, Nadal Nirenberg, found a new way to find his phone, lost on New Year's Eve … by posing as a woman on a online dating site.buy christian louboutin 

When he saw his OKCupid profile being used by the suspect through his former iPhone 4, Mr. Nirenberg played his own game of To Catch a Predator, by hitting on his online avatar, pretending to be a sexy woman.RadioShack Cycling 

According to ABC News: 

“My best version of talking as a girl as a flirty girl, I should say, is adding winky face emoticons,” Nirenberg said. 

The mark took the bait, writing: “U wanna meet?” 

When Nirenberg said he did, the target, thinking he was communicating with a buxom beauty, asked, “Will you kiss me?” 

Nirenberg coyly responded, “Well … I don't have a boyfriend.” 

They made a plan to meet up at Nirenberg's Brooklyn apartment for a date. 

Sounds dicey. As all women know, you NEVER invite a strange dude you meet on the Internet to your place on the first date. But Nirenberg was prepared. 

The man with Nirenberg's iPhone showed up in a nice jacket, smelling of cologne, and had a bottle of wine, Nirenberg said. 

“I followed him up the stairs and he turns around and, basically, I confront him right here,” Nirenberg said. “I put the $20 in his hand to defuse the situation as fast as possible, but I had a hammer in my hand just in case.” 

A hammer? Luckily, the guy returned the iPhone. But as this news footage makes clear, this is NOT something to try at home. 

Another image shows a woman in her mid-thirties who stole a sandwich from Sainsbury's on October 22. 

She concealed the sandwich in her navy gilet which had a fur-lined hood,LIVESTRONG Cycling before selecting a bottle of wine. She paid for the wine at the till but left without paying for the sandwich. 

The suspect is described as 5ft 6in, slim, with dark red and brown long hair, and wearing a long-sleeved grey top. 

In another set of images, a man and two women are seen stealing a trolley with two crates of beer, meat, toilet rolls, a multi-bag of crisps and a television monitor from Tesco in Reading Road on December 11. Staff were suspicious but the pair left the store with the full trolley before they could be challenged. 

CCTV footage shows a woman in her mid-forties leaving the store with the trolley. She is described as having mousey brown hair and wearing a green parker-style coat,SKY Cycling dark skinny jeans and dark boots. 

The second woman was in her early twenties, about 5ft 4in, with black hair tied up in a ponytail. She was wearing a red hooded top, dark leggings and Ugg-style boots and carrying a white shoulder bag. 

The man was in his early twenties, with short, brown hair and was wearing a grey hooded top,SAXO BANK Cycling a dark coat and dark trousers.