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21 October 2026

Nearly $1M in Pokémon Cards STOLEN from FedEx

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Source reporting: FreightWaves

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Nearly $1M in Pokémon Cards STOLEN from FedEx

A FedEx truck carrying nearly $1 million in Pokémon and sports cards was robbed in California. FreightWaves’ Phil Brink and Highway’s Brennan Bailey break down how this audacious cargo theft happened and what it means for supply chain security. Discover the different types of freight theft and expert strategies to protect valuable cargo on the road. A FedEx driver arriving at a Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) facility in Santa Ana, California, on Oct. 13 found the lock securing his trailer’s rear door missing and approximately $963,000 worth of Pokémon and sports trading cards gone, according to Santa Ana police.

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