Guelph police say more than $700 worth of Pokémon cards were stolen from a north-end business.
Just before 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, investigators said they were sent to a business on Woodlawn Road.
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They said a man was seen putting sets of Pokémon trading cards into his backpack before a staff member intervened and tried to stop him.
When the employee prevented him from leaving the store, the man reportedly pushed past him.
Police said a security guard grabbed the backpack but let go following a brief struggle.
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