Fairfax County school employees accused of stealing up to 35,000 laptops

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Two Fairfax County Public Schools employees and a third man are accused in a scheme to steal as many as 35,000 school laptops worth more than an estimated $2 million, police said.

Mario Jones Jr., 21, of Woodbridge, and Franque Minor II, 35, of Waldorf, Maryland, were charged with embezzlement and larceny with the intent to distribute, county police said Tuesday. Both men were school district employees who worked in a warehouse in Springfield.

Fadi Atiyeh, 36, of Centreville, was charged with receiving stolen property and larceny with the intent to distribute. He works for a company called Attyah Computer Recycling, police said.

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