Pokemon Go craze is causing real-life injuries and danger

Pokemon Go, the mobile game that is now No. 1 in the Apple app store, takes players on a real-world scavenger hunt. The trouble is, it’s leading some players into real-world danger, from bumps and bruises to armed robbery. One teen even stumbled upon a dead body in a river. NBC’s Jo Ling Kent reports for TODAY. (Run time: 2:35)

Pokemon Go craze is causing real-life injuries and danger

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