Three men are accused of stealing more than $311,000 worth of Air Jordan sneakers from a train parked in a California ghost town — a brazen heist that was derailed by a GPS tracker attached to the stolen merchandise.

Three men have been charged with stealing more than 1,200 pairs of Nike Air Jordan sneakers worth over $300,000 from a parked train in California. Bryan QuinteroEcharravia, 18, Bernardo Romeroquintero,

Three men have been charged with stealing 1,278 pairs of Air Jordan 11 Retro shoes worth more than $311,000 from a train parked in the Mojave Desert in California.

The Air Jordan 11 Retro “Legend Blue” is set to be released Dec. 14 at a retail price of $230. Assuming each stolen shoe was in fact the “Legend Blue” Jordan 11, this would put the total number of recovered pairs at just shy of 900.

Three men have been each been charged with a pair of felonies after allegedly stealing more than $300,000 in Air Jordan shoes from a BNSF train stopped in the Mojave Desert, the Orange County (Calif.) District Attorney said in a Nov.

Police recovered more than $300,000 in Nike Jordan shoes during a California Highway Patrol operation in Anaheim Friday morning.

Thieves who stole more than 1,200 pairs of Air Jordans from a train in the Mojave Desert were foiled by a GPS tracker in the shipment, authorities said.