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Colma: Dispute in line to buy Pokemon cards ends with assault, arrests, police say
Police allege that Orellanas-Flores cut the line to buy Pokemon cards, spurring an argument with an unidentified person. Orellanas-Flores then hit the person in the head with a glass jar, police said, adding that Calles then stabbed the person multiple times with the glass shards of the jar.
Isaiah Calles, 27, and Miguel OrellanasFlores, 49, were arrested on suspicion of assaulting and stabbing a man with broken ...
An argument over Pokémon cards at a Colma Game Stop led to a stabbing, with one critically injured. Two suspects were ...
Two California men are behind bars after police said they allegedly attacked another man while waiting in line to buy Pokemon ...
Police said the argument turned physical when Orellanas-Flores allegedly struck the victim "in the back of the head with a glass mason jar." The second man then "grabbed the broken shards of glass of ...
A man was hospitalized after being stabbed in a confrontation over Pokemon trading cards at a GameStop in Colma, California.
Colma Police said they were called to a GameStop at 4929 Junipero Serra Blvd. for a fight involving multiple people.
Colma Police arrested a San Francisco man for drug possession and resisting arrest after a traffic violation escalated.
An altercation over Pokemon cards at a game store ended in a violent altercation and the arrest of two people, according to ...
A dispute over accusations of line-cutting to buy Pokemon cards at a game shop led to a stabbing, California police reported.
The Colma Police Department is asking for assistance in locating two suspects they say committed a grand theft last year. On ...
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