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BOSTON (MyFoxBoston.com) –Two men have been arrested after allegedly threatening violence to attendees at the Pokemon World Championship in Boston.

A release from the Boston Police Department says they were notified of the social media threats on Thursday and were able to stop the two suspects as they attempted to enter the event a few hours later. The men were not arrested at that time.

Detectives discovered that the two men had driven from Iowa with several guns in their vehicle that they did not have licenses for.

After obtaining a search warrant for the vehicle, police found a 12-gauge shotgun, an AR-15, several hundred rounds of ammunition and a hunting knife.

On Friday, arrest warrants were issued for 18-year-old Kevin Norton and 27-year-old James Stumbo and the men were taken in to custody at their hotel in Saugus.

"The relationship between police and private sector security is important in both our community policing philosophy, as well as our counter-terrorism strategy. This incident is a good example of private security reaching out to their local Boston police district and relaying information to detectives and BRIC analysts in order to identify the very real threat,” BPD Bureau of Intelligence and Analysis Commander Superintendent Paul Fitzgerald said.

Both men are charged with unlawful possession of a firearm, unlawful possession of ammunition and other firearm related offenses.

In a statement, the Pokemon Company said they were made aware of the threat after attendees notified them of posts on social media.

"Prior to the event this weekend, our community of players made us aware of a security issue. We gathered information and gave it as soon as possible to the authorities at the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center who acted swiftly and spearheaded communication with the Boston Police Department. Due to quick action, the potential threat was resolved. The Pokémon Company International takes the safety of our fans seriously and will continue to ensure proper security measures are a priority."

The FBI is assisting the Boston Police Department with this investigation.

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Originally posted by 2Tie

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also, the Dark Star Core battle music in M&L: Bowser's Inside Story is epic and amazing and perfect for the situation and hype.

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Originally posted by RanAS

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Originally posted by FieryIce

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Enemies barely do any damage in Minish Cap whereas in LTTP even weak looking enemies devastate Link.

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Did you completely miss the fact that you got 4000 posts or something or do you simply not care? Hm, I played Minish Cap once and I never noticed that. I guess I should play it a little more.

Plus, I wonder if anyone has played the BS-X Zelda (translated as BS-X Zelda Ancient Stone Tablets) on emulators, of course, no one can play it on the Satellaview anymore. I feel like it was way more difficult than LttP, because not only everything changed locations, they put a time limit too. The full game cannot take more than around 3 hours to beat. Actually, I might try playing it again sometime soon.

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Originally posted by BMF54123

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- MIDI support has essentially vanished from the OS. Granted, they're kind of a relic of the past now that everyone has broadband and can download actual recorded albums in seconds, but some of us still have a use for them.

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