72-Year-Old Ohio Man Put A GPS Tracker On Pokémon Delivery Driver's Vehicle - Aftermath

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Clearly desperate to find Pokémon cards, an Ohio man named Kent Kubasta admitted in June to placing a tracking device on a Pokémon delivery driver's vehicle to track card restocks, according to records obtained by Aftermath from the Wayne County Municipal Court. An affidavit signed by Wooster, Ohio police said Kubasta "later admitted to placing the tracking device on [redacted's] car to track her location/delivery of Pokémon cards. " The device placed was a SpyTech GPS, which connects to a smartphone application to track real-time movement. Interest in Pokémon cards is at an all-time high, and somehow keeps getting higher.

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