TROY, Mich. – Burglars broke into a Troy business by creating a three-foot by three-by hole in a cinder block wall and made off with 30,000 cellphones, police said.
The break-in happened between 6:50 p.m. and 11:59 p.m. Oct. 16 at Super Fair Cellular on Rankin Drive, Troy officials said.
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Someone created the large hole in the wall and took four wheeled bins worth $500 each, a metal dock plate worth $750, a pallet jack worth $600 and around 30,000 cellphones worth a total of $2 million, according to authorities.
Additional damage was done to the building, alarm system and closed-circuit television system, officials said.
Police continue to investigate.
