#Kids steal apple store reno full#

#Kids steal apple store reno full#

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‘We believe in equality for everyone, regardless of race, age, gender, gender identity, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation. It was reportedly a private security guard hired by Apple who first raised concerns about the teenagers, and an Apple employee shown in the video speaking with the boys.ĭaily Mail Australia have contacted Apple for comment.Īpple’s Inclusion and Diversity page quotes CEO Tim Cook: ‘We want every person who joins our team, every customer visiting our stores or calling for support to feel welcome. Most viewers call the incident ‘blatant racism’, though others are sceptical of what happened prior to the video recording.Ī manager at the Highpoint Apple store reportedly told Nine News that the boys ‘were being silly, rowdy, and were touching a number of items.’ ‘They know it for what it is and they certainly felt they wanted to record this incident and I congratulate them for it.’ ‘It’s clear to me they’ve experienced this kind of thing before,’ Mr Scott told SBS. ‘They know it for what it is and they certainly felt they wanted to record this incident and I congratulate them for it'Īccompanied by the Maribyrnong College principal Nick Scott, the boys returned to the Apple store on Wednesday afternoon and a senior manager apologised, according to Sydney Morning Herald. ‘It’s clear to me they’ve experienced this kind of thing before,’ Mr Scott (left) said. ‘Guys, end of discussion, I need to ask you to leave our store.’ The six boys gasped: ‘Why would we steal something?’ When the boys, taken aback, asked for what reason they were being asked to leave, security responded: ‘They’re just a bit worried you might steal something.’ ‘These guys are just a bit worried about your presence in our store,’ security at the Apple store is heard saying in the footage. The 19 second clip has since gone viral, with almost 100,000 views on one of the student’s private account. The students caught the incident on camera on Tuesday afternoon and uploaded it to Facebook that night. I didn’t believe the employee said that, I thought I was daydreaming,’ Abdulahi told SBS.Įach of the boys said they owned Apple products.

‘I was just really shocked, I was in disbelief. So that people are aware that this never happens again,’ Ese Oseghale told SBS News. ‘I’d just like to thank everybody that supported us and just hope that we raised awareness for racial profiling,’ Mabior said. The 19 second clip has since gone viral, with almost 100,000 views on one of the student’s private account