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$100K+ worth of Pokmon cards stolen from Castle Hills trading card shop, owner says

Four male suspects are wanted for allegedly breaking into The PokeHive trading card shop in Castle Hills and stealing over $100,000 worth of merchandise early Saturday morning.

By Samuel Rocha IV·1 hr ago

CASTLE HILLS, Texas - Four male suspects are wanted after allegedly breaking into a North Side trading card store over the weekend and stealing merchandise worth thousands of dollars, the Castle Hills Police Department said in a Tuesday news release.

Castle Hills police were dispatched around 3:25 a.m. Saturday to a business alarm at The PokeHive.

Officers walked through the front door, which had been forced open, to find shattered display cases that held Pokmon trading cards, the department said.

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