Arrest made after burglary of California card shop that lost up to $20,000 in Pokémon cards
A thief cut through the roof, a vent and a hallway wall of Player's Price TCG in Kerman, California, stealing more than 100 cards valued by the owner at $10,000-$20,000, including 20 graded slabs. Kerman Police arrested a 24-year-old Fresno man on September 20 on suspicion of possessing stolen property after community members helped identify the cards from posted security footage.
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- arrestreported
24-year-old Fresno man arrested on September 20 on suspicion of possessing stolen property
“Police arrested a 24-year-old Fresno man on September 20 on suspicion of possessing stolen property.”source
- items_stolenreported
More than 100 high-value cards, including 20 graded slabs plus ungraded singles
“Kerman Police said the haul included 20 graded cards, commonly known as slabs, alongside a number of ungraded singles.”source
- locationreported
Player's Price TCG, Kerman, California
“The overnight burglary targeted Player’s Price TCG in Kerman, California”source
- theft_valuereported
$10,000-$20,000 in Pokémon cards stolen
“Quijano estimated the stolen Pokemon collection was worth between $10,000 and $20,000.”source
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