happywaiman

Kinda think it will be dismissed the first day of the trial. 
Apple and the security firm didn’t issue the warrant. The police does. 
It’s not really on the people who provide tips to the police to verify their information. Police and the judge who sign the warrant has the diligent to verify the information. 
Technically, the information they got should be only enough to question him as a person of interest, unless there’re witnesses (like any Apple Store staff). Then again, it still not Apple’s responsibility
if you don’t have responsibilities, I don’t think you have to paid for damages.