Content creator Marries Cabral loses new iPhone 17 Pro Max to snatcher

• Marries Cabral posted videos about her iPhone 17 Pro Max being snatched
• The incident happened on December 26 when she slightly lowered her car window
• She identified the suspect, but the phone was not recovered
• Marries warned everyone not to lower car windows in heavy traffic

Marries Cabral had a scary moment right after Christmas. The popular TikTok star posted videos where she talked about her phone being snatched.

Marries said she lowered her car window a little. A snatcher quickly grabbed her new iPhone 17 Pro Max. She bought it in November, so it was less than two months old.

The content creator felt shocked and traumatized.

Marries tried to track the phone with Find My iPhone. But it went offline fast.

She knew the suspect through contacts. Marries offered big money to get it back. She said she would pay triple or more. But the phone disappeared. Marries thinks they sold parts or passed them on.

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In an update, the snatcher was caught that morning. But her phone is gone. Marries locked it with iCloud, so no one can use it now.

Marries warned fans strongly. She said never lower car windows in traffic. There are many snatchers around.

Fans sent lots of support, and many felt sorry for her.

The iPhone 17 Pro Max (released September 2025) is a high-end flagship phone. Its official prices in the Philippines start at ₱86,990 for the 256GB model, ₱101,990 for 512GB, ₱116,990 for 1TB, and up to ₱146,990 for 2TB.

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Marries Cabral is a Filipina TikTok star in the Philippines. She gained massive popularity on her @marriescabral21 account starting in June 2018, where her energetic lip-syncs, dances and lively content have amassed over 12 million followers and hundreds of millions of likes. She is known for her fun and relatable videos.

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Earlier, a man has been apprehended in Rodriguez, Rizal, for allegedly breaking into a local convenience store and stealing over P5,000 worth of cigarettes and chocolates. The alleged thief gained entry by breaching the store's ceiling, and CCTV footage played a vital role in identifying and tracking the suspect, leading to his arrest. Despite the suspect's denial, police confirmed he has previous complaints for theft lodged at the barangay level, indicating a history of similar alleged offenses. The apprehended individual is now formally facing charges of robbery, with authorities having recovered some of the stolen merchandise.

Source: KAMI.com.gh