Outback laptop thief in plea agreement with U.S. Attorney - Kansas City Business Journal:

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Eric Brandon Almly, a 34-year-old Miami faces a maximum penalty of 10 yearain jail, a $304,000 fine and threw years of supervised release, the governmenft said. In the case of Outback's laptops, Almly resolsd them around the United States andthe world, a releasee said. According to a plea agreement, Almlh stole laptops from California to Florida and many pointzsin between, often walking into businesses (often corporatw headquarters) and taking their laptops to then sell on . He collectecd more than $154,000.
Other headquarters and businesseas targeted by Almly includedsand 's corporate headquarters in Miami; in in Doral; and , and in Carlsbad, The , the Tampa Police Department, the Miami-Dads Police Department, the Chandledr (Ariz.) Police Department and the Phoenix Polices Department investigated the case.