Ohio man convicted after GPS tracking Pokémon card delivery driver
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A 72-year-old Ohio man was convicted after placing a GPS tracking device on the vehicle of a woman who stocked Pokémon cards at local stores. Reports said he used the tracker to follow card deliveries and restocks.
The case had previously led to his arrest, and The Register reported that a judge imposed electronic monitoring on him.
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