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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Pokémon]can a Pokémon be charged for a crime and if so, what would it’s punishment be?

Take the squirrel squad for example. They knowingly caused trouble and mischief through their activities (vandalism, theft, Etc.). I do believe other, more intelligent Pokémon would knowingly commit more violent crimes (robbery, assault, murder, etc) regardless of the presence of a trainer. How would a Justice system approach this problem?
gpt
Most likely people would just rely on their own pokemon to drive it off. If it became enough of a problem, the local police might get involved in driving it off or capturing it. If it continued to be a problem even then, they'd probably ask a trainer to come deal with it and either capture it or find a way of changing it's behavior. Just like what actually happened with the Squirtle Squad.

Idk why people keep saying "wild animals aren't arrested so they'd do nothing" as if wolf populations haven't been utterly devastated in both the US and UK due to wolves hunting livestock, which is only one example of humans dealing with wild nuisance animals. And the whole "monkeys in India" claims are ignorant of *why* monkeys in India are allowed to do that, which is because they are sacred to Hindus and thus cannot be harmed like bears, wolves, alligators, wild cats, feral dogs, foxes, and so on are every where else in the world are when they become an even slight nuisance to humans.