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NBC News
11-07-2025
- NBC News
Surveillance video shows thief stealing over $113K worth of Pokémon cards
A thief stole more than $113,000 worth of Pokémon cards from a Massachusetts store, officials said. The theft launched a real-life Pokémon Go search for the suspect and the rare 11, 2025


NBC News
11-07-2025
- NBC News
Over $113K worth of rare Pokémon cards stolen from Massachusetts store
A brazen thief stole more than $113,000 worth of Pokémon cards from a Massachusetts store, officials said Friday, launching a real-life Pokémon Go search for the suspect and the rare collectibles. The break-in at 1st Edition Collectibles on Purchase Street in New Bedford, about 60 miles outside downtown Boston, occurred just after 2:30 a.m. on Tuesday, police said. The thief "broke in and stole several high-value collectible items," New Bedford police spokesperson Holly Huntoon said in a statement. No arrests had been made as of late Friday morning. "It sucks. I mean, you work hard, and obviously, something like this happening is not a good" thing, store co-owner Sean Vieira told NBC News. "But I mean, it's just money. No one died. So, I mean, it's down to the world." Store owners placed the loss at about $113,650. The stolen Pokémon cards are so rare and valuable that local collectors would be able to recognize them on the market, Vieira said. The store had surveillance cameras, but police have told owners not to disclose many details of the heist as detectives continue their search. Nine summers ago, the Pokémon Go smartphone app was released, sending fans of the fictional Japanese characters into semi-virtual searches on their local streets. Now, Pokémon collectors can help search for these stolen cards similarly. "It's definitely one of those things that I would say that's (the stolen merchandise) pretty easily identifiable for sure," Vieira said. "The cards have serial numbers, and no boxes are the same. So there are imperfections in the boxes that we could probably use to identify, you know, the exact one. Again, it's not a lot of them out there," he added.


NBC News
11-07-2025
- NBC News
Over $113K worth of rare Pokémon cards stoken from Massachusetts store
A brazen thief stole more than $113,000 worth of Pokémon cards from a Massachusetts store, officials said Friday, launching a real-life Pokémon Go search for the suspect and the rare collectibles. The break-in at 1st Edition Collectibles on Purchase Street in New Bedford, about 60 miles outside downtown Boston, occurred just after 2:30 a.m. on Tuesday, police said. The thief "broke in and stole several high-value collectible items," New Bedford police spokesperson Holly Huntoon said in a statement. No arrests had been made as of late Friday morning. "It sucks. I mean, you work hard, and obviously, something like this happening is not a good" thing, store co-owner Sean Vieira told NBC News. "But I mean, it's just money. No one died. So, I mean, it's down to the world." Store owners placed the loss at about $113,650. The stolen Pokémon cards are so rare and valuable that local collectors would be able to recognize them on the market, Vieira said. The store had surveillance cameras, but police have told owners not to disclose many details of the heist as detectives continue their search. Nine summers ago, the Pokémon Go smartphone app was released, sending fans of the fictional Japanese characters into semi-virtual searches on their local streets. Now, Pokémon collectors can help search for these stolen cards similarly. "It's definitely one of those things that I would say that's (the stolen merchandise) pretty easily identifiable for sure," Vieira said. "The cards have serial numbers, and no boxes are the same. So there are imperfections in the boxes that we could probably use to identify, you know, the exact one. Again, it's not a lot of them out there," he added.


Time of India
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Solgaleo comes to Pokémon Go: Here's everything you need to know
Solgaleo, the iconic legendary Pokémon from Pokémon Sun, is now appearing in raids in Pokémon Go. Players have the opportunity to capture this dual Psychic and Steel-type Pokémon during its availability. While Solgaleo may not be optimal for Gym battles, it can be a useful option in Player vs. Player (PvP) encounters. Here are all the details about when Solgaleo will be available in raids, its weaknesses, and recommended counters that can help players add the Pokémon to their collection. Solgaleo in Pokémon Go: Availability dates, weaknesses, battle counter and more Solgaleo returns to Pokémon Go raids starting July 8 and will be available till July 14, 10 am UK time (2.30 pm IST). According to a report by RadioTimes, players aiming to catch this powerful Legendary should prioritise participating in the Solgaleo Raid Hour on July 9, between 6pm and 7pm (UK time), for the best chances. Solgaleo is a Steel/Psychic-type Pokémon, making it naturally bulky and tough to defeat. To counter it effectively, focus on its Fire, Ground, Ghost, and Dark-type weaknesses. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Anvisa aprova solução para ajudar a reduzir gordura visceral da barriga em 7 dias! Você Mais Saudável Hoje Saiba Mais Undo Recommended attacks include Blast Burn, Shadow Ball, Earth Power, and Precipice Blades. Using powerful Pokémon like Mega Charizard Y , Mega Blaziken, Primal Groudon, Mega Gengar, Mega Garchomp, and Dawn Wings Necrozma can make the battle much easier. Shadow Chandelure and Shadow Heatran are also strong alternatives if available. Avoid using Pokémon weak to Grass or Psychic-type moves, as Solgaleo can deal serious damage with Zen Headbutt and Solarbeam. This means Water and Fighting-types are risky choices. Even if you don't have the top-tier counters, success is still possible if your raid group focuses on the correct type of advantages, the report claims. Also, take advantage of sunny weather, which boosts the power of Fire and Ground-type attacks, to maximise your raid efficiency, the report adds.. Whether you're aiming for your first Solgaleo or adding a stronger one to your collection, preparing the right team is key to a successful raid. OnePlus Buds 4 Review: Flagship Sound & Gaming Performance AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now


Rakyat Post
30-06-2025
- Business
- Rakyat Post
Guinness Is Literally Hiring A 'Chief Pint Officer' And The Job Perks Are Insane
Subscribe to our FREE Here's the real deal: Guinness wants a quality ambassador who can spot the perfect pint from across a crowded bar and uphold their legendary standards. We're talking about that flawless pour with the creamy head that passes their 'Tilt Test' – you know, when you can tilt the glass a few degrees and the foam stays put like it's glued there. The job perks are absolutely bonkers: All-expenses-paid trip to Dublin, Ireland (hello, Guinness Storehouse!) Monthly supply of Guinness products (yes, really) VIP invites to selected Guinness events throughout the year RM100 credit at Arthur's Storehouse (Guinness flagship outlet) Exclusive birthday celebration worth RM888 Perfect pours in action: Aspiring Chief Pint Officers demonstrate the art of Guinness draught mastery, showcasing the precision and passion required for Malaysia's most coveted beer ambassador role. (Pix: Fernando Fong) How to Score This Dream Job Forget your typical resume and cover letter. This application process is way cooler: Hunt for the perfect pint at bars across Malaysia Test it with the tilt – gently tilt it a few degrees and see if that foam stays put Snap and share – post it on your Instagram stories with #GuinnessTiltMY and tag @GuinnessMY Repeat until you're winning – the top 20 applicants with the most valid entries make it to the exclusive Guinness Leadership Programme Think of it as Pokémon Go, but for beer enthusiasts with actual career development. Behind every perfect Guinness pint lies precision, pride, and ritual – qualities Guinness Malaysia is seeking in their first-ever Chief Pint Officer through this nationwide talent hunt. (Pix: Fernando Fong) But Wait, There's More – You Actually Get Trained This isn't just about posting pics. The top 20 pint-hunters enter an exclusive Guinness Leadership Programme where you'll: Master the 7Cs of the Perfect Pour (Cleanliness, Coldness, Craft, Confidence, and more) Learn draught craft excellence from the pros Gain in-depth product knowledge about Guinness Join a community of Guinness fans and future pint ambassadors After the programme, finalists compete in a final challenge to determine Malaysia's very first Chief Pint Officer. This is basically a beer sommelier certification disguised as the coolest contest ever. Thumbs up for the perfect pint – when expertise meets enthusiasm in Malaysia's coolest job hunt at the campaign's launch in Powerplant, Old Klang Road. (Pix: Fernando Fong) Getting Some Help Along the Way Guinness isn't leaving you hanging. They're hosting 'CPO Open Days' at 25 bars nationwide where trained brand ambassadors will teach you the six-step Guinness pour and how to identify pints that pass the Tilt Test. Can't make it out? No worries – grab a Guinness Draught in a Can, pour it into a clear glass at home (no coffee mugs, people!), and practice your tilt game there. The fine print: You've got to be non-Muslim, 21 or older, and applications close on 31 July. They'll update the leaderboard every Monday on their From Beer Drinker to Quality Ambassador: Why This Goes Beyond Marketing Joyce Lim, Marketing Manager – Wheat Beer, Stout & Diageo Brands at Guinness Malaysia nailed it: 'This campaign isn't just about beer — it's about the pride, precision, and ritual behind every perfectly poured pint.' Through the search for our very first Chief Pint Officer, we're not just celebrating Guinness' iconic draught heritage – we're inviting more people to experience the craft behind every pint. It's about setting new standards, championing great pours and turning each pint into a point of pride. Translation? They're turning beer appreciation into both an art form and a legitimate skill set. Whether you're a Guinness veteran or someone who's still figuring out what makes a great pint actually great, this is your chance to become a certified quality ambassador. Share your thoughts with us via TRP's . Get more stories like this to your inbox by signing up for our newsletter.