Nearly $1 Million in Trading Cards Stolen From FedEx Truck in Santa Ana, California
Photo: NBC NewsThieves stole trading cards worth nearly $1 million, including sports and Pokémon cards, from a FedEx truck in Santa Ana, California, police said Monday. The theft happened last week. The truck was outside PSA, and more than 200 packages of graded trading cards, valued at approximately $963,000, were taken after a break-in.
Newsweek, the alternative outlet, leads with the robbery and the roughly $1 million value, saying the collectibles were reported stolen in Santa Ana, and offers no police attribution or package detail. NBC News, on the left, leads with the sports and Pokémon cards, cites police speaking Monday, and refers to multiple thieves. Fox News, on the right, gives the most specifics: the spot outside PSA, more than 200 packages, graded cards, a figure near $963,000, and a single thief. All three agree on the truck, the city or region, and the near-$1 million value; they differ mainly in how much detail they provide and whether one person or several are described.
How the sides differ Alternative sources report the theft broadly; left sources cite police and several thieves; right sources add the PSA location, package count and a single thief.
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NBC News leads with the sports and Pokémon cards taken from the truck in Southern California, attributes the information to police on Monday, and describes multiple thieves.
Newsweek leads with the robbery of a FedEx truck in Santa Ana and the near-$1 million value, saying the collectibles were reported stolen, with little additional detail.
Fox News leads with a thief breaking into the truck outside PSA, stressing more than 200 packages of graded cards valued at about $963,000.