How can erase my information on someone else's icloud?

Question

Hello,
I was recently a victim of an armed robbery for the first time in my life and had my purse and iphone stolen, but luckily, the authorities came and retrieved it from the home of a suspect associated with the man the next day thanks to the gps of the phone. However, I soon discovered that the man who had stolen my iphone deleted all of my apps and updated my contacts to include my own name and apple id address and when i tried to erase it, I think that i may or may have not updated his own icloud with my own information. I do not know if that is possible but i am freaking the **** out. The man has yet to be caught and is now equipped with my own email, apple id, phone number, and possibly home address as well (and my family's individual phone numbers) on his icloud. All i have, if it would be any help, is his apple id and his first name (which showed up when i connected my usb to my comp). I contacted the police again but they couldn't do much about this type of technological situation. I hope that you all could help me in anyway possible, for now i am fearing for my life and my family's and friends' lives as well.
  Thank You Very Much
                              -KhacRich

Answer 1

Being robbed at gunpoint is a traumatic event to say the least. I'm sure no one could possibly understand the depth of your concern.
I can only suggest that the felon who took your iPhone with all the information on it really doesn't have anything more than what someone could find out by using a phone book or any number of other records. Try to consider this rationally - your posessions were recovered, but is the thief going to track you down again? Why? It would be the height of stupidity. Not that dirtbags and felons are smart, but I doubt he wants to risk getting caught by going to your home or even harassing you with so much as a phone call. You were robbed for no other reason than to get a few bucks for drugs, nothing more, and the scumbag has long since moved on to his next victim.
Technologically speaking, I doubt there is anything you can do to erase information on someone else's account. However, given the circumstances, I would contact Apple's legal department, explain the armed robbery and provide a copy of your complaint to the police. It would be ideal if they would unceremoniously cancel his iCloud account. I seriously doubt they will do that, unless pressured to do so, since as a rule Apple does not get involved in thefts. Perhaps if you pointed out failure to act as you request could lead to injury to yourself or someone else, leaving Apple in a vulnerable position if that were to happen, might convince them to take appropriate action on your behalf.
I am just speculating though. You ought to consult an attorney to determine if this is advisable.