Florida woman accused of taking ex's Pokémon cards during fight to pressure him

A Florida woman allegedly grabbed her ex-boyfriend’s Pokémon cards during a physical confrontation after realising that the collection was upsetting him, according to police. Nadia Hussain, 23, was arrested in Orlando on November 7 following a dispute at her ex-boyfriend’s apartment. Police said the argument began after he asked her to leave and later escalated into an alleged physical altercation. Hussain is facing charges of domestic battery and witness tampering. The Pokémon cards were not the subject of a theft charge, and police said the collection was not damaged.Florida woman allegedly targeted Pokémon cards after argument with ex-boyfriendAccording to an arrest affidavit cited by Law&Crime, Hussain had spent the night at her ex-boyfriend’s apartment before the two began arguing. He asked her to leave, but she allegedly refused. When he started recording the confrontation and threatened to contact building security, Hussain allegedly knocked his phone from his hand and struck him several times.The argument then turned towards his Pokémon cards, which were lying on a table in the living room. Police said Hussain approached the cards while her ex-boyfriend tried to stop her. She allegedly grabbed them after noticing that doing so affected his behaviour.She allegedly returned to the apartment and tried to reach the cards againThe situation did not end when Hussain initially left the apartment.