Pokemon Go Players Walk Among The Dead
A cemetery superintendent in Modesto says gamers are walking on graves, leaving trash and disrupting funeral services. He hopes the graveyard will be removed as a Pokemon stop.
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A cemetery superintendent in Modesto says gamers are walking on graves, leaving trash and disrupting funeral services. He hopes the graveyard will be removed as a Pokemon stop.
The man, Jason Earl Armstrong Jr,, has ties to Los Angeles and Orange counties.
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