Teen dragged during iPhone theft-NBC Connecticut

A 15-year-old fought so hard to keep his iPhone a teen robber who he has the bruises to show for it. But, he also has the phone.The teenager was walking home from school in Fairfield Miro Street on Monday afternoon when another teenager walked said to him, he was not of the area and asked if he could use the iPhone, police said. The victim said yes. When the other teen, he gave the phone, took the boy off, police said. So, the victim followed to pick up the phone. If he caught the phone thief, the two fell to the ground and the Rover said, "Don't make me shoot you," the teenager told police. Then, the robber reached in his pocket, animations he had a gun.Again, the robber ran, but the victim did not give up. He caught the robber when he tried to get into the back seat of a parked car, police said.Another person was in the driver's seat and sped off, the Rover and the victim is dragging on the ground, police said. The robber managed to to implement, but the 15-year-old got the phone, along with cuts on his face, neck, knees, lower back and shoulder. The teen refused medical attention on the scene. The case remains under investigation.

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