Police arrest foreign-looking Japanese

den4

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• 6 Mar 2006

• #26

shouldn't have stopped taking her medication then.....
although some J-police have been a little slow....

I wonder what Lexico would say to all this

 

budd

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• 25 Apr 2006

• #27

thanks for this thread! peace

 

gaijin_girl

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• 18 Jul 2006

• #28

Crazy stuff. Even if the woman was being uncooperative they should have done a backround check before they arrested her.

 

Maciamo

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• 18 Jul 2006

• #29

I hadn't seen this thread yet. Thanks for posting that, it says a lot on the way the Japanese police works...

 

Maciamo

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• #30

gaijin_girl said:

Crazy stuff. Even if the woman was being uncooperative they should have done a backround check before they arrested her.

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Do you think they do a background check on actual foreigners' status of residence before asking them their gaikokujin tourokushou and arrest them for interrogation if they don't have it on them ?

 

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Mrjones

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• 20 Oct 2006

• #31

The Id card means like nothing in these cases ?

 

mika_r

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• 22 Oct 2006

• #32

seems like japanese ppl are very racist... too bad. are they?

 

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ricecake

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• 22 Oct 2006

• #33

Japanese typically are indifferent to " outsiders " through out history,with a few would reach out to other peoples and cultures

 

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pipokun

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• 22 Oct 2006

• #34

Unfortunately Japanese police doesn't have any psychic powers to conduct a background check for ridiculously uncooperative people, though a case law stipulates your right to silence even includes your name and address.