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Adrian Roger Clayton, 31, (Left) and Seth Robinson, 32, (Right). (Credit: Collier County Sheriff’s Office) The Collier County Sheriff’s Office has arrested two men they say are responsible for stealing several Apple products from a Collier County T-Mobile. Adrian Roger Clayton, 31, of Deerfield Beach, and Seth Robinson, 32, of Lauderhill, have been arrested for the thefts. The Collier County Sheriff’s Office says the two men, wearing face masks, entered the T-Mobile in the Freedom Square Plaza on Collier Boulevard around 2:45 pm. on March 18. Deputies say the two men had wire cutters to remove the security cables on multiple iPhones and Apple watches, leaving the store with more than $5,000 worth of items. Collier County Sheriff’s Deputies identified Clayton and Robinson as the men who stole the Apple products. The sheriff’s office says detectives worked with detectives from jurisdictions involved in other T-Mobile robbery cases and obtained arrest warrants for Clayton and Robinson. The Plantation Police Department arrested Clayton, and Robinson is in jail in Broward County for an unrelated arrest in July. The two men are facing charges of grand theft.