Indianapolis Gen Con Heist: charges filed in theft of gaming cards
A detailed list of the stolen items provided to police valued the gaming cards at more than $195,000. Both men face felony theft charges.
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A detailed list of the stolen items provided to police valued the gaming cards at more than $195,000. Both men face felony theft charges.
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