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"Two men have been arrested on suspicion of burglary following a smash-and-grab raid at the flagship Apple Store in London&amp;#039;s Covent Garden, Scotland Yard has said.  Police were alerted at around 1am this morning about a window broken and property taken - including iPads and other devices - from the shop in Central London. It is understood that seven moped riders/motorcyclists were involved in the raid. All suspects were in full face crash helmets, and almost all had a pillion passenger.  Shortly after the incident, Islington police saw a moped and attempted to intercept the rider, but lost them.  A moped was later found abandoned in the vicinity of Wyclif Court, St John Street, East London. After officers saw two men inside the block of flats, they pursued them on foot, apprehending the 16-year-old and 21-year-old within the block at approx 1.20am. Some property, believed stolen from the store, was found in bags in their possession. Both men are now in custody at a North London police station. Detective Sergeant Nathan Tozer, of Westminster CID, said: &amp;quot;Although two men are in custody on suspicion of burglary, the inquiry continues and other persons are sought. &amp;quot;It is essential that anyone who saw the smash-and-grab, or the suspects making off, contact us as soon as possible.&amp;quot; Police do not yet know the combined value of the property stolen from the Apple Store, but it is thought that it could run into thousands of pounds.  Apple opened the Covent Garden store - its biggest retail outlet in the world - in August 2010. The massive facility has a &amp;#039;Genius Bar&amp;#039; and rooms for customers to go hands-on with Macs, iPads, iPods and iPhones. The US technology giant was left reeling last week at the death of its co-founder Steve Jobs, after the visionary former chief executive lost his long battle with cancer. &amp;gt; Apple begins pre-orders for iPhone 4S "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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