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    Hyogo Police reach settlement over wrongful arrest and 14.5-hour interrogation of female store clerk over "theft" that had never actually happened: "I kept telling them over and over, I didn't steal it, but they wouldn't listen...If they had paid even a little attention this could have been avoided"
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    Hyogo Police reach settlement over wrongful arrest and 14.5-hour interrogation of female store clerk over “theft” that had never actually happened: “I kept telling them over and over, I didn’t steal it, but they wouldn’t listen…If they had paid even a little attention this could have been avoided”


    Hyogo Police reach settlement over wrongful arrest and 14.5-hour interrogation of female store clerk over “theft” that had never actually happened: “I kept telling them over and over, I didn’t steal it, but they wouldn’t listen…If they had paid even a little attention this could have been avoided”

    https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/95afd37378be56f82e5f9ce8e2fa63dc3d89251e

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    2. jferrisjapan on

      You never want to get arrested in Japan. At that point you are presumed guilty until innocence can be proven beyond a shadow of doubt or any conflicting evidence.

      Japan can offer a very relaxed and nice life, but if ever you fall on the wrong side of the law it will become hell.

    3. Silent_Fudge_3978 on

      These police officers need to be interrogated for 15 hours straight and forced into false confessions.