There are a couple errors in Jon Stewart's reporting. We don't know if the phone was lost or stolen. If it was stolen then Gizmodo has broken the law. If the

There are a couple errors in Jon Stewart's reporting. We don't know if the phone was lost or stolen. If it was stolen then Gizmodo has broken the law. If the phone was lost and Gizmodo did not attempt to return the phone then Gizmodo has broken the law. It appears that Apple reported the lost/stolen phone to the DA. We don't know when. It may have been before or after the story broke. Frankly, this whole story is overblown. It should strictly be a legal matter but it has turned into a TMZ/Valleywag story.