Pokemon GO Couple Threatened At Gunpoint

The as of late propelled, enormously mainstream portable application is as of now being reprimanded for an influx of wrongdoings, movement offenses and objections.

A couple playing Pokemon GO in a residential area in Australia have been undermined at gunpoint. 

Police said two equipped conceal men held up the couple while they were at Tahmoor Park south of Sydney on Wednesday night hunting down the virtual "pocket beasts". 

The eventual looters, who were conveying a rifle, fled with next to nothing. 

New South Wales state police said there was "nothing to recommend" they had attracted the 29-year-old players to the recreation center through the application's geolocation highlight.

Pokemon GO is a cell phone application of a geo-reserving amusement that sends players to various areas - Pokestops - to gather different animals who show up on the screen of the telephone as though they were in this present reality. 

The well known application, which dispatched in Australia a week ago, is as of now being rebuked for a rush of violations, activity offenses and protestations. 

In another occurrence, two 17-year-olds were fined for playing the amusement while in the driver's seat in a Sydney suburb. 

Also, Western Australia State said a watch vehicle needed to swerve to abstaining from hitting a young lady who was looking down at her telephone while playing the amusement. 

"We turned round and addressed her and she said she was dependent on the amusement," a cop told a neighborhood daily paper.

 

Pokemon Go highlights the first line-up of Pokemon 

Pokemon GO incorporates the first line-up of Pokemon 

The power tweeted a short time later: "Pokemon is risky." 

Australia is by all account not the only nation reporting inconvenience supposedly connected to the amusement. 

Prior this week, four US young people were blamed for utilizing the amusement to draw casualties to specific areas so as to ransack them. 

Pokemon GO was discharged in the UK on Thursday in the wake of breaking download records taking after its dispatch in the US.