A man was arrested inside a locked Pasadena Best Buy in the early hours of Wednesday while Pokemon collectors lined up outside for a highly sought-after card restock, with police saying the odd timing appears to be a coincidence rather than part of any Pokemon-style “catch them all” scheme. Officers were called to the store on the 3400 block of East Foothill Boulevard around 1:15 a.m. on Wednesday after Best Buy security, monitoring live surveillance cameras, spotted a man walking through the closed store and alerted police, according to the Pasadena Police Department. Police met with a store manager who unlocked the doors, allowing officers inside where they found 45-year-old Patrick Keys, described as a homeless man. The incident comes amid a broader surge in Pokemon card-related thefts. RMG NEWS In April 2026, a man was arrested for hiding inside a Pasadena Best Buy overnight, waiting for the store to open to be first in line for a new Pokémon card release.…