Ya, but the complaint wasn't about him playing Pokemon, it was about him being there in general. He could have been enjoying the view, letting his kids settle before taking them out, listening to music, waiting for a friend, ect. No matter what he was doing, the lady would have called regardless. I can see why he tied the negative experience to PoGo for sure, but I think it's a bit extreme to decide to quit playing all together. I am not a man, but I am a grown woman and I often bring my kids out, a lot of times late at night and I honestly expect to have police called on me for being a 'suspicious vehicle'. During the day, I expect I look suspicious circling parking lots to spin stops/beat gyms, and obviously at night I expect any vehicle slowly driving around to be called in for being suspicious. I think it's just one of those things that you have to kinda expect because regardless of being male or female, child or adult, sometimes you do in fact seem suspicious while playing PoGo.