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A guy walked into a narcotics arrest in Bed-Stuy while playing Pokemon Go

Underneath the augumented reality of Pokemon Go are real Brooklyn streets.

By Emilie Ruscoe

July 12, 2016 · 5 min read

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A guy walked into a narcotics arrest in Bed-Stuy while playing Pokemon Go

Underneath the augumented reality of Pokemon Go are real Brooklyn streets.

Emilie Ruscoe July 12, 2016Jul 12, 2016 · 5 min read

On the evening of Friday, July 7, two days after the release of the hit game Pokémon Go, 26-year-old Rochester native Ian Gauger launched the game on his phone and headed out into his Brooklyn neighborhood to play.

Gauger, a Master student in the architecture program at the Rochester Institute of Technology, had arrived in New York City at the…

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