Ohio Man Convicted of Stalking Delivery Driver to Track Pokémon Card Restocks
Kent Kubasta, 72, was convicted in Ohio for placing a GPS tracker on a Pokémon card delivery driver's vehicle to monitor restock locations. The first-degree misdemeanor carries up to 180 days in jail and a $1,000 fine. The case highlights extreme measures taken by collectors amid severe supply shortages and scalper-driven market inflation for the 30th-anniversary set.