“Mitchell suggested a different route, then told Lozano, ‘We got four minutes.’ For approximately the next 20 minutes, the DICVS captured discussing Pokémon Go as they drove to different locations where the virtual creatures apparently appeared on their mobile phones. Shortly after receiving the call for backup, “Officer Mitchell alerted Lozano that Snorlax ‘just popped up’ at 46th and Leimert,” the court documents said, with the policemen then discussing the best way to get to it. He discovered that the men had not only heard the call but seemed more interested in playing Pokémon Go than doing their job. Skeptical of the explanation, a senior officer checked the vehicle’s DICVS (digital in-car video system). Quizzed later about why they hadn’t gone to assist, the officers said they couldn’t hear their radio because they’d been parked in a noisy area. Instead of responding, the pair drove off to another location. Lozano and Mitchell were sitting in their patrol car when a call came through for backup at a robbery taking place at nearby Crenshaw Mall, according to court documents. Pokemon Go developer introduces AR pet game Peridot Pokémon Go studio cancels four titles, including its Transformers game NBA All-World aims to replicate Pokémon Go’s success starting today
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