Cell phone store workers nabbed selling stolen goods

Three cell phone store employees were charged with theft after they sold stolen phones to undercover police officers, Orland Park police said.

Moataz Mansour, 17, 6035 LaPaz Drive, Oak Forest, and his brother Ehab Mansour, 18, of the same address, each were charged with one count of theft, and Yacoub Abdallah, 20, 4335 W. 151st St., Midlothian, was charged with two counts of theft, police said.

The three teenagers worked at a cell phone store in Orland Square Mall, 151st Street and LaGrange Road. Police said the teens were suspected in previous thefts of phones from the store.

An inventory conducted July 14 showed phones were stolen from the store, police said.

During a weeklong investigation, the suspects offered to sell stolen phones to an undercover police officer.

They met the officer in the mall parking lot and sold the officer two phones.

Two more stolen phones were found in the vehicle when the teens were arrested, police said.

Do what they do in China, cut off their hand. If they steal again, cut off the other hand.

America is far to easy on criminals. That's why we have so many. Most Prisons are nothing more than a club house for most thugs. They like going to prison,free housing and free food with medical, not to mention a warm place to sleep.

Somethings wrong with this picture!

why would you put the address on the paper?