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Nintendo says that some Nintendo Switch consoles were stolen in an isolated incident that led to the termination of a distributor's employees and possibly criminal charges:
On Wednesday, a video surfaced of a Nintendo Switch in use, which gave us a good look at the device's software and how its menus work. Nintendo claims that the device in question had been stolen from a distributor.
The maker of the video had claimed that the Switch was a preorder that had shipped early, but walked those statements back. In a statement made to IGN, Nintendo said that the device and others had been stolen by the employee of a US distributor, and the one in the video had been resold.
Earlier this week, individuals claimed to prematurely purchase a small number of Nintendo Switch systems from an unspecified retailer. Nintendo has determined these units were stolen in an isolated incident by employees of a U.S. distributor, with one system being illegally resold. The individuals involved have been identified, terminated from their place of employment and are under investigation by local law enforcement authorities on criminal charges.
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(Score: 4, Touché) by q.kontinuum on Monday February 20 2017, @12:49PM
Isn't that a bit drastic? Wouldn't it be enough to terminate his contract and file charges?
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(Score: 2) by JoeMerchant on Tuesday February 21 2017, @01:14AM
Can't wait for law enforcement to investigate and possibly file charges, if they get around to it. Need a strong action statement in the past tense to put this issue to bed.
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