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Pokémon cards stolen in burglary at Zwanenburg hair salon

Pokémon cards stolen in burglary at Zwanenburg hair salon

Thieves broke into a hair salon in Zwanenburg during the night to steal a collection of Pokémon cards stored in a shop-in-shop. Although a fog generator was activated, the suspects managed to escape with multiple packages, and police are currently investigating the incident.

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From Taylor Swift to Leonardo DiCaprio: how the Honey Deuce became the ultimate US Open status symbol

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