'Pokemon Go' interferes with police search
http://www.usnews.com/news/business/articles/2016-07-13/the-latest-not-easy-or-automatic-to-opt-out-of-pokemon-go
People playing Pokemon Go accidentally interfered with a
search for a mysterious man who'd fled from a Lincoln,
Nebraska convenience store where a clerk was killed last week.
Police say a store security guard noticed the man around 2
a.m. Wednesday. He was dressed in camouflage clothing and
wearing a hood, gloves, sunglasses and a bandanna over his
face. The guard asked the man to remove his bandanna, but he
ran off instead. A police dog taken to the scene to track the
man got distracted by the scents of some people engrossed in
the popular new smartphone game nearby.
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