By the 19th, the National Police Agency updated its official x (formerly Twitter) account. In response to a series of robberies in the Tokyo metropolitan area, an emergency video has been released calling on the perpetrators, believed to be involved in “illegal part-time jobs,” to take the unusual step of “getting out.” The video is about 50 seconds long and features the head of the National Police Agency’s Public Safety Planning Division speaking with his face revealed. “Currently, there has been a series of violent robberies into homes, mainly in the Tokyo metropolitan area,” the section chief said. The police have something to say to anyone who is considering taking part in such a crime. Robbery is a heinous crime, even if the motive is a threat to oneself or one’s family. Do not get involved in crime. Be brave and get out of there and contact the police immediately. The police will ensure that you and your family are protected when you seek their advice. Please feel safe and have the courage to turn back now,” he said in a firm tone. In these robberies, the perpetrators, who the perpetrators do not know, are recruited for “illegal part-time jobs” through social media, etc., and it is said that applicants are then blackmailed with threats of harm to themselves or their families based on personal information obtained from their identification documents, and sometimes end up becoming accomplices in the crime. Nikkan Sports Previous thread National Police Agency official makes unusual appeal against serial illegal part-time job robbery: “Police will definitely protect you. Please turn back in peace.” [Dodon★]
But if I don’t go to the police, I’ll end up committing robbery or, if I’m unlucky, murder. If I get caught, I’ll either get life imprisonment or the death penalty. It’s a matter of which option I choose.
The following measures are effective in preventing unlicensed part-time work: 1. Education and awareness: Educate young people and students about the risks of illegal part-time work. 2. Crackdown on illegal recruitment: Strengthen laws and strengthen internet monitoring. 3. Providing legitimate jobs: Provide employment support and consultation services to young people. 4. Raising social awareness: Deepen societal understanding of the dangers of illegal part-time jobs. 5. Corporate Responsibility: Companies should conduct proper recruitment screening. 6. Legal protection: providing assistance to victims and rehabilitation programs. Through these measures, you can prevent illegal part-time jobs from happening.
In Japan, where people live on welfare, there is no crime that requires survival. There is no need to protect the human rights of those who violate the human rights of others. Increase penalties. Increase the number of death penalties. That’s the only deterrent.
Just recently, a pair of men were arrested for attempted robbery, but they were instructed by their leader to rob the family home of someone who refused to follow orders and they were arrested when they tried to rob the family home of the person who refused so in other words, the person who refused the orders to rob immediately contacted the police, and while the police were staking out the family home, another pair of robbers showed up the police certainly have a track record of protecting people.
Guaranteed protection is impossible, just like terrorism cannot be prevented. It’s not like they’re guarding a super VIP. Oh, and the police in this country can’t even protect the prime minister.
Even if the person in charge of the illegal part-time job knows your personal information and instructs you to commit a robbery, you’re probably not guilty as long as you’re not involved in the crime.
Police powers should also be strengthened. The risk of misuse is far outweighed by the negative impact of weakening the police and increasing crime. For now, undercover investigations and wiretapping should be recognized as evidence. Disclosure of information on social media also needs to be more coercive.
Because they were unable to contain the poor security situation in foreign countries at first, and now that crime has become so widespread, their investigative capabilities can’t keep up, and if they aren’t caught, the criminals won’t stop, and their numbers will only increase, so Japan is at a critical juncture now.
There was a guy who said that even if he was threatened by an expert, he wouldn’t do it and wouldn’t take the risk of targeting his family or anything, but if the bookmaker uses another shady part-timer as an example, they’ll come and kill him.
There is no need to protect criminals. If they are threatened and cannot escape, it is their own fault. They should quietly make arrests. Or do the police have no clues and cannot make arrests unless they turn themselves in?
Now that they’ve said they will “definitely protect them,” if they make even one mistake they’ll be heavily criticized. Well, if you’re the family of a criminal, you’re likely to receive both sympathy and criticism online.
Rather than that, why don’t police officers apply for shady jobs and suppress the places they attack? The people who are in cahoots with them would be protected and there would be no harm.
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