Three men are accused of stealing more than $311,000 worth of Air Jordan sneakers from a train parked in a California ghost town — a brazen heist that was derailed by a GPS tracker attached to the stolen merchandise.

Three men have been charged with stealing more than 1,200 pairs of Nike Air Jordan sneakers worth over $300,000 from a parked train in California. Bryan QuinteroEcharravia, 18, Bernardo Romeroquintero,

Three men have been each been charged with a pair of felonies after allegedly stealing more than $300,000 in Air Jordan shoes from a BNSF train stopped in the Mojave Desert, the Orange County (Calif.) District Attorney said in a Nov.

ANAHEIM, Calif. (WKRC) - Three men were accused of stealing more than 1,200 pairs of Air Jordans from a train parked in a ghost town. According to KTLA, three individuals were charged for their alleged involved in a heist in which more than 1,200 pairs of brand new Air Jordan Retro 11s were stolen from a train parked in the Mojave Desert.

Three men have been charged with stealing 1,278 pairs of Air Jordan 11 Retro shoes worth more than $311,000 from a train parked in the Mojave Desert in California.

Three men have been charged in connection with a brazen heist in which they stole more than 1,200 pairs of Air Jordan Retro 11 shoes from a train parked in the Mojave Desert. A release from

Thieves who stole more than 1,200 pairs of Air Jordans from a train in the Mojave Desert were foiled by a GPS tracker in the shipment, authorities said.

Police recovered more than $300,000 in Nike Jordan shoes during a California Highway Patrol operation in Anaheim Friday morning.

Three men have been charged in connection with a brazen heist in which they stole more than 1,200 pairs of Air Jordan Retro 11 shoes from a train parked in the Mojave Desert. A release from the United States Justice Department indicates that BNSF Railway police were notified on Friday that a shipping container containing

Three men have been charged with breaking into a BNSF train and stealing more than $300,000 in Nike merchandise while the train was parked in the Mojave Desert and then transporting the stolen goods to Anaheim.