7000 Nintendo Wii U Stolen at Airport

A total of 7,000 units Nintendo Wii U gaming console valued at 2.28 million U.S. dollars (about USD 21.9 billion) stolen cargo airport in Seattle, USA, last week. Allegedly, the thieves working with airport officials.

A Seattle police told ABC News, Wii U thief was driving the truck that went to Seattle Air Cargo, a distribution where Nintendo. Airport officials who helped bring the action of theft Wii U with a car hauler (forklift) and then load it into the truck.

Local police office confirmed that indeed there were 7,000 units of the Wii U being stolen. Approximately half are white game console for 300 dollars per unit, and the other half black deluxe for 350 U.S. dollars per unit.

Currently, police are still looking for the perpetrators of theft, and has had little information perpetrator. In addition, the Seattle police will also oversee sales of the Wii U priced in the online buying and selling websites, such as eBay and Craigslist.

"If we never get information about the stolen items, we will investigate the sale of game consoles is to catch the thief. Hiding 7,000 units Wii U to be a pretty tough job," said one policeman.

Theft of electronic products involving airport officials also occurred at the airport John F. Kennedy, New York, a month earlier. On 12 November 2012, a total of 3,600 units of Apple iPad Mini tablet computers stolen in the middle of the night. Its value is predicted to reach 1.5 million U.S. dollars, or USD 14.4 billion.

Strong allegedly, thieves working with people in the airport for smooth action. There are airport officials are letting thieves get in and out of the cargo storage area iPad Mini.