Nassau Detectives said that they foiled the relocation plans of the two truckers even before they left town, they got caught last week for stealing 300 iPhones worth $150,000 soon after airline workers overseas discovered the gadgets were gone.The Apple iPhones with a value of $399 each were stolen by Emmanuel Etienne, 20, of 761 Grand Terrace, and Jarred E. Thomas, 22, of 520 Woodland Estates Dr, the men were arrested and charged with second-degree grand larceny and conspiracy.

They got $80,000 for the Apple iPhones and then went on a spending spree buying things like diamond stud Yankees earrings, Mark Ecko watches and much more.But their dimwitted plan was foiled by Hong Kong authorities, who became suspicious over the slipshod packaging around the two cartons that contained the 300 iPhones, said Nassau Police Detective Lt. John Azzata.