This Is Why There Are 2,840,000 Google Results for ‘Pokemon Go Craze’

Download PDF

At 1:45 a.m. on Monday, July 18, a police officer on patrol spotted three teenagers together on the Post Road and stopped to see what they were doing. They were playing Pokémon Go. Two of the boys are 13 years old; the other, 14. All are Darien residents. The police officer contacted their parents, and the boys went back to the home of one of the youths, where they were staying overnight.

BREAKING: Pokémon Go Monsters Invade Darien — Cops to Assist with Citizens’ Arrests

Download PDF

The Darien Police Department has just issued this bulletin on the Pokemon Go monsters now occupying various locations in our fair town. Police urge citizens to take appropriate precautions and are offering assistance with efforts to capture the invasive species:
The Pokémon Go phenomenon sweeping the globe has not left the Town of Darien untouched.  Our officers have observed small groups of smartphone equipped “trainers” traversing the town in search of Pokéballs and rare Pokémon creatures. It is refreshing to see teens and young adults meeting up to get outside and explore Darien.  “Catching ‘em all” takes concentration, but it is important to remember that our world has many more dangers than those found in the Pokémon universe.  The New York City Police Department recently issued some helpful tips to help Pokémon Go enjoy a safe playing experience:

Be alert at all times
Stay aware of your surroundings
Play in pairs or as a group to ensure your safety
Do not drive or ride your bike, skateboard, or other device while interacting with the app…You can’t do both safely. Do not trespass onto private property or go to areas you usually would not if you weren’t playing Pokémon Go. Be aware and tell your kids about “stranger-danger”.