"35,000 Pokémon Cards Stolen in California Heist Caught on Video"
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Thieves broke into Tofu’s Trading in San Jose and stole over 35,000 Pokémon cards, prompting the store owner to create a viral video poking fun at the criminals. The stolen cards range in value, and the theft occurred during the pandemic Pokémon card boom. The store owners are still tallying the cost of the stolen cards for an insurance report, and anyone with information about the crime is urged to contact the San Jose Police Department.
- Pokémon card theft in California turns into viral playing card video The Washington Post
- Caught on camera: 35,000 Pokémon trading cards stolen from San Jose business Tofu's Trading KGO-TV
- Pokémon Robbers Caught On Video Stealing 35,000 Cards Kotaku
- Thieves Caught on Camera Stealing 35,000 Pokémon Cards, Get Mocked by Store Staff IGN
- Real-life Team Rocket robs 35000 Pokémon cards from a store despite using a blocked entrance, crawling around on their hands and knees, and missing a major release by 2 whole days PC Gamer
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