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Carlos Ghosn fled because Japanese "law" treated him like an animal from day 1.
Ответитьi ask plenty of cops for directions....
in many countries here in Europe...and i never been let down, but they dont act like US cops do...
nobody pulled a gun on me or tried to convict me of a crime...
i meet plenty of US cops i knew they would not be a cop in Europe...
violent isnt even close to their behavior, they acted like they are in a war zone in standard situations,
our local cops would just smile and wish you a good day...
Stupid japanese police judging people by their looks
ОтветитьJapanese police will stop you
American police will shoot you 🤣
What’s the law of antique fire arms in Japan?
ОтветитьJustice system isn't fair for victims and japanese police is racist in a whole another level
ОтветитьJapan police is the best. Omotenashi only applies to those who respect the culture and obey the law. If not , you will be potential suspect and people of Japan will support police, not the delinquent gaijin. 訪問者は日本で日本の法律に絶対に従うべし。
Ответить東京警察一番好きだ👮♂️ blue lives matter
ОтветитьThe Japanese police saved my life from suicide twice
ОтветитьThis is very interesting indeed.
ОтветитьLol, I am an American and I see police officers all the time because I report things that look wierd in the hopes that I am wrong and everyone is okay (Not ALL the time, but maybe more often than other people around me). I like to walk around in the evenings and make sure my neighbors are okay while I get some exercise. I have a collection of business cards from different police officers in my area. I even talked about Pokemon Go with one of the newer recruits. One guy helped me with a kitten on a railroad track and all I had to do was wave at him in his car and he came over to help. I do live in a small town so maybe that helps. At work I call the cops when there is a traffic accident and help with the clean up if there is trash on the road. We even submitted video evidence of a hit an run from our work security cameras.... So, I have the local police phone number in my contacts. It is interesting.
ОтветитьIf THE POLICE stopping you
To make sure someone didnt lose their cute little bicycle
It would be a dream to be a cop over there
The system can hold you for 23 days - again and again. Not a G7 or system based on Justice … Latest killing in a police cell in Aichi sums up behind closed doors … diabetic tortured to death and naked
ОтветитьIf police try to arrest you, make sure they give you some donuts.
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The Japanese police detained me for six hours becuase I forgot my passport at the Airbnb, i forgot the address of the Airbnb and Yumi’s uncle didn’t pick up the phone when he saw the Tokyo police were calling him at 3 am in the morning
ОтветитьI have only been to Fukuoka and that area, and I didn't even notice the police, which is not a bad thing when you come from the US. In the US, your anxiety goes up whenever you see police lights flashing.
ОтветитьIn Japan police are very kind to me and very helpful. Here in America they racially profile my African American friend because they thought he was “stealing”.
ОтветитьYou can ask cops for directions here in the US. At least, that’s my experience. The ones I’ve dealt with were usually chill. As long as you weren’t an asshole they weren’t either.
ОтветитьJapanese police and justice system do not respect human rights.
ОтветитьNever fight in Japan. You will be locked up for 30 days. Hostage Justice until you confess. 99.9% conviction rate!!
ОтветитьMcCartney spent a week in jail for Marijuana!! I am happy they let him return years later.
Ответитьacab international
ОтветитьNOT NOW - AUG 2023 👎
ОтветитьIma get the goofiest bike so I don't get pulled over the cops so often
ОтветитьI do think the reason why a lot more cops have to resort to violence in the united states is because so many crimes are drug/alcohol related in the US where its almost impossible to talk to/reason with people under these influences who are already very violent. And just the presence of way more violent crime and crime in general in the united states.
ОтветитьAbout the bicycle situation, maybe you can get a fitting sticker that you can put on a vest AND your bicycle, crooks can do the same but maybe it could help a bit short term.
ОтветитьNo matter how polite they are, they are merely cowards and useless. They’re not knights.
ОтветитьOfficers in America are too corrupted and I don't feel safe here at all even though I'm American.
ОтветитьI've never felt more safe in any country both from criminals and the police than in Japan. Where I live, I try hard to avoid both.
Ответить.....god your misconception of American Cops is astounding.
ОтветитьThis pasty bawtiomore cuckasian is annoying, I don't give a fuck about his worthless feelings. Stick to the objective facts, not your subjective crybaby bullshit.
ОтветитьDo a tour inside one of these Japanese police boxes.
ОтветитьI've never been stopped by Japanese police. :-)
ОтветитьI've never been to Japan and don't know any of the people, but I admire the country as a high-trust\low-crime society, and the standard of living they've achieved.
ОтветитьThe Philippines they are combination of japanese and american cops
Ответитьyes this happend to me, last mont in may when ealry morning, i just want walk around gotanda, there's a police's car stalking me, this is really make me uncomfortable, i was not doing anything there, just walk and walk, as a visitor i just want to know about around that street, but the police stalking me with his car until i realise and see that car and then he turn around to other way and leave me alone. really this is make me uncomfortable. At around April when i just wanna go to a book store in early morning too, but that book store is close, so i just see a building beside that store, idk about that building what it is, and when i see the glass close enough i realize it just like club or bar or something, when i walk out there are police car stoping me too, this is make me uncomfortable too, i was not doing anything there, just chek the store, the police ask my identity, so i just show my passport, and then he realize that i am a visitor then they just go.
ОтветитьOne of my favorite things about Japan is they flat out say it.. Japan is for the Japanese.
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Japanese police when a Japanese does something: I sleep.
Japanese police when a gaijin does not say "thank you": I am awake.
"Most common crime in Tokyo" What? Like three bikes a day in a 40 million city?
ОтветитьAs the number of foreigners increases, it becomes more difficult to maintain public order.
Therefore, restrictions on entry into Japan for foreign immigrants, refugees, workers, and tourists should be tightened.
The law should be changed to limit the number of tourists to 20 million per year, and immigrants, refugees, and workers to 2% of Japan's total population.
If these numbers are exceeded, it should be possible to refuse entry to Japan.
I'm former State Police here in the US. There's more paranoia coming from this individual than anything else. I can say that my interactions with the general public when not involved in the situation where there's a traffic infraction or crime has always been very pleasant. I've always interacted with the public and pretty much everybody else I know has done the same as well. US police are not aggressive unless they have to be. Saying that you're afraid to ask for directions is paranoia. This individual is not a very good example to be interviewing and comparing Japanese police against the United States.
ОтветитьI wonder how long Japanese cops would last in Chicago?
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American police have no work except hurting Muslim . They are not slave of Israel.
Japanese police are not annoying because it’s need to safe country from stranger .
They're busy harassing the foreigners instead of handling the unsolved murder cases
ОтветитьThe police in my country are extorting money from their own citizens. Lol
Ответитьplease , do not exaggerated !
ОтветитьHave you ever been stopped by the police in Japan? And what was your impression of them?
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