Louisville, January 22, 2026
Kevion Hudson, a former seasonal employee at UPS in Louisville, has been charged in a case involving the theft of $113,000 worth of Apple products. He is the fourth individual arrested in connection with this case, which included the theft of iPhones and accessories concealed in backpacks. Authorities recovered a significant quantity of stolen goods during the investigation. All suspects have pleaded not guilty and are currently awaiting legal proceedings.
Louisville, Kentucky – Fourth Former UPS Employee Charged in Apple Product Theft
K e v i o n H u d s o n, a former seasonal employee at UPS in Louisville, Kentucky, has been arrested and charged in connection with the theft of nearly $113,000 worth of Apple products. This brings the total number of individuals charged in the case to four.
Hudson faces charges including fleeing or evading police and engaging in organized crime. He is accused of collaborating with three other former UPS employees—Takiyha Jones, Jasmine Kimbrough, and Wael Ayari—to steal iPhones and other Apple products while working at the UPS Centennial Hub on Air Commerce Drive. The stolen items were concealed in backpacks and thrown over the fence surrounding the UPS property, where they were retrieved by accomplices.
During the investigation, authorities recovered 45 iPhones valued at $54,000 from an abandoned backpack. Another backpack contained 22 iPhones and accessories valued at $25,000. Prior to these discoveries, the suspects had stolen more than $33,500 worth of products. In total, the group is accused of stealing approximately $112,500 worth of Apple products.
All four suspects have pleaded not guilty to charges of complicity in organized crime. They are currently being held on $112,500 cash bonds. A UPS spokesperson confirmed that the individuals are no longer employed by the company.
Background on the Theft Scheme
The thefts occurred shortly after the Christmas holiday, with the suspects working together to remove iPhones from packages and conceal them in backpacks. Hudson would then throw the backpacks over the fence on the side of the UPS property, where another suspect would catch them. This operation was repeated to steal more Apple products.
During questioning by UPS security, Hudson fled on foot. The recovered backpacks contained a total of 67 iPhones and accessories, with an estimated value of $79,000. Prior to these discoveries, the suspects had stolen more than $33,500 worth of products. In total, the group is accused of stealing approximately $112,500 worth of Apple products.
Legal Proceedings and Future Actions
Hudson pleaded not guilty in court on Wednesday morning. His next court appearance is scheduled for Friday. The other three suspects, Jones, Kimbrough, and Ayari, have also pleaded not guilty and are awaiting further legal proceedings. The case highlights the importance of vigilance and security measures within logistics and distribution centers to prevent such thefts.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who is Kevion Hudson?
Kevion Hudson is a former seasonal employee at UPS in Louisville, Kentucky, who has been arrested and charged in connection with the theft of nearly $113,000 worth of Apple products.
What charges has Hudson faced?
Hudson faces charges including fleeing or evading police and engaging in organized crime.
How did the thefts occur?
The suspects collaborated to steal iPhones and other Apple products while working at the UPS Centennial Hub on Air Commerce Drive. The stolen items were concealed in backpacks and thrown over the fence surrounding the UPS property, where they were retrieved by accomplices.
What was the total value of the stolen products?
The group is accused of stealing approximately $112,500 worth of Apple products.
What is the current status of the suspects?
All four suspects have pleaded not guilty to charges of complicity in organized crime and are currently being held on $112,500 cash bonds. They are awaiting further legal proceedings.
Key Features of the Theft Case
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | UPS Centennial Hub, Air Commerce Drive, Louisville, Kentucky |
| Stolen Items | iPhones, AirPods, charging cables, and other Apple products |
| Total Value of Stolen Products | Approximately $112,500 |
| Number of Suspects | Four former UPS employees |
| Charges Faced | Fleeing or evading police, engaging in organized crime, complicity in organized crime |
| Current Status of Suspects | Held on $112,500 cash bonds, awaiting further legal proceedings |
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