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Police In Japan Apprehend Person With Unconventional Methods

Tomek

By Tomek,
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Tomek

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Hopefully not a repost..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2eBeAfY174&feature=related

Starts at about 4 min.

"Intrigued to say the least, he was just sleeping lol. Then woke to find windows covered and people shouting . Probably another crazy game show"

"My Wife just translated it for me.

The police noticed the car parked suspiciously, so they did a number plate check. The Number plate was reported stolen, so they took a look inside. The guy sleeping inside was identified as someone wanted (maybe for murder, but my wife wasn't sure). Supposedly he had a rep for being violent, so they performed the unusual ritual on the car while he was asleep."

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hamiltonau Grand Master

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Reminded me of one of those Steve Erwin jobs where he wakes up a sleeping Crocodile just to jump on it and try and wrestle the thing into a truck..gotta admit this guy has some balls if not brains..

oh and why did the cops not just break into the boot or similar and disconnect the battery etc? im not much of a mechanic but surely there would be a way to disable the thing from the outside?

hamiltonau Grand Master

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yeah that last minute or so was quite painful to watch, he must have been having a nice old slumber before being woken up by half of Tokyo's finest. wonder if the owner would bother getting it fixed or just throw it to the auction houses?

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those cops are seriously retarded. even after all the stupid stop sticks and barriers and then a van and a bus he still nearly got away. they put the bus in front of him but the van was meters behind giving him a good run up which put his life and theirs in danger and if he'd been able to see which way to turn chances are he would ahve gotten out without a good launch in the right direction.

instead of fking about with all that crap all they had to do was put the van right on the rear bumper and the bus right on the front bumper then kick in the window and haul him out. but no, they'd much rather call in 20 cops, 5 vehicles and spend an hour or two pissing about.

I did like that typical japanese he's braking the law but still put his left indicator on to exit the curb... lol.

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