Find My iPhone Suggestion After Beeing Burgled

Question

To who it may concern –
I would like to make a suggestion to the “find my iPhone/iPad/laptop app” – Please Please take some time to read my email and perhaps implement.
Situation
Last week my girlfriend and I were broken into by forcedentry – the robbing thieves forced their way through ourkitchen window and ransacked our house.  Mygirlfriend is due to give birth in threeweeks and what should be a really happy time for ushas turned into a very stressful time. We arrived home to find that right from our carbeing stolen, my15” MacBook Pro, her 13” MacBook  and 16gb WiFi iPad (including chargers) had all been taken.
Although the house was insured the content was not – so ouronly hope to try and find our hardware is through the “findmy iPhone” which was on all of our devices.  I have been monitoring this on myiPhone and on the web since last week (since the break-in) waiting for ours to come on line and for the passcode I sent downto lock the devices and hopefully get a location sothat I could let the police know (who have given us a crime referenceand taken fingerprints).
On Thursday evening my girlfriend got an email from the findmy iPhone and said that requested lock had been sentto her iPad – when she told me I logged on to see where the device was and waspresented with a message to say “location services disabled” I was so so guttedand really upset . Then an hour or so later she got a second email to say thata remote lock had been sent to her MacBook and again logged on and this timegot a message to say location could not be found.  Now I am assuming that whoever has outiPads/MacBook’s wiped the devices when the remote lock was sent. My 15” MacBookPro is still pending a remote lock and has been in this state for a week now soam keeping fingers crossed it comes online. I have given the serial numbers tothe police and just pray my devices are found.
Suggestion For find My iPhone
I have given this some though since our house was brokeninto and all our prized possessions were stolen, also when the find my iPhoneapp sent an email to say the remote lock had been sent.
I think that as good as this service (find my iphone) is, you are missing  something – given the situation we havefound ourselves, what would be reallyreally useful and so beneficial for anyone who has something stolen, would befor when the device comes online and you have selected a remote lock &notify me by email when the device is found for the location and IP address tobe included in the email.  This smallthing would make such a difference not only to those whose device it is but to the police who can usethis location to fine stolen apple products.
The time it takes for a remote lock to be sent and theperson who has the device to turn off the device is less than 10 seconds - nowif you implement the change I have suggested (when an email is sent to say thedevice is online, include the location and IP address of thedevice at that moment time to the email), because the time is so minimal couldbe the difference to someone (my girlfriend and me in this case) recoveringtheir beloved Apple hardware.
If this is a viable suggestion it could be an opt in optionwith the cloud settings for the device.
Now I wait to see if our £2,500 worth of Apple hardware canbe recovered by the Police and look forward to the birth of our first child.
Many Thanks

Answer 1

Yeah I thought I was being optimistic - I thought they could getaround any privacy issues by making it an opt in service. Just very frustratingknowing that they used it and it was locked but cannot get the location!
Perhaps I should have not sent a lock?
Never mind...