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Contribution During the Pokémon Fair in Gothenburg

Summary by Expressen
It is becoming increasingly common for criminals to trade Pokémon cards. On Sunday, the police have an operation at the Pokémon fair in Gothenburg. – We have had an operation connected to that, says Johan Håkansson, press spokesman for the police.

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At least 50,000 trading cards found • “Now complementing gold, jewelry, watches and cars”.

·Gothenburg, Sweden
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According to Expressen newspaper, the police have identified Pokémon cards as a tool for money laundering.

·Helsinki, Finland
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It is becoming increasingly common for criminals to trade Pokémon cards. On Sunday, the police have an operation at the Pokémon fair in Gothenburg. – We have had an operation connected to that, says Johan Håkansson, press spokesman for the police.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The police have conducted an operation in connection with a Pokémon fair in Gothenburg, reports Expressen. – We have checked a collection and made seizures from there, says Johan Håkansson, press spokesman for the police, to the newspaper.

·Malmö, Sweden
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Police have seized collectibles following an effort at the Pokémon Fair on Sunday.

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Expressen broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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