Police are investigating a robbery at the Rogerz trading-card shop in Lyngby Storcenter, Kongens Lyngby, after being called at about 11 a.m. on Sunday. Danish police’s preliminary information, cited by SVT, is that Pokémon cards worth more than DKK 1 million were stolen.
A security guard told media that three to five masked people entered the shop and threatened staff with a pistol-like object. DN reported that police were searching for a red Mazda thought to have been used in the escape. The suspects had not been arrested when the reports were published.
The reported card value has drawn attention, but the central public-safety issue is the threat reported against shop workers. A collectible can command a high price without making its market appeal more important than the people facing the robbery.
The DKK 1 million figure is police’s initial estimate, while the account of a pistol-like object comes through a security guard cited in media reports. Police have not publicly identified the suspects or released a final list of the stolen cards. The investigation is continuing.
Sources
- SVT Nyheter · Source date: 2026-11-15
- Dagens Nyheter · Source date: 2026-11-15
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