Ciro was the first to point out this update on MSNBC about the Star Wars spy that was caught stealing $450,000 worth of SW goods. Here's a clip of the action:

The police case was launched after LucasFilm did its own investigation into how a review of “Attack of the Clones” appeared on the Ain’t It Cool News Web site in March of this year, two months before its May release date, causing much consternation at LucasFilm.

Police tell The Scoop, however, that Ain’t It Cool News and operator Harry Knowles are in no way implicated in the case. Beyond that, the police aren’t saying much. “Since the case is still pending, our office will have no comment at this time,” Marin Deputy District Attorney Paul Haakenson told The Scoop. A LucasFilm spokeswoman also wouldn’t comment, Foley couldn’t be reached, and Harry Knowles didn’t return calls.