Man arrested after trying to break into cop's home in Hyogo
HYOGO —
Police apprehended a man who attempted to break into a police officer’s home in Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture, on Sunday morning. The man, 37, allegedly entered the home through the unlocked front door of the officer’s home at about 11:20 a.m.
The police officer, who is stationed in Osaka, had reportedly returned to his Hyogo hometown where he spotted the intruder on the first floor. With the help of his father, the officer managed to detain the man until backup arrived.
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nandakandamanda
Slightly off-the-wall news. More to this than meets the eye, or just another day in the life?
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djuice
You could put this under being stupid in a no stupid zone...
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noirgaijin
If the door is unlocked, how is this break-in? Un-announced seems like a better term.
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uraga5mike
Japan government will take care of this man. He will learn his lesson.
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Klein2
"He will learn his lesson."
Yeah. Don't break into the house of a police officer! An important lesson.
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Kameleon
Attempted to break in?
Firstly, he didn't break into a locked home. Secondly, he attempted nothing other than possible burglary.
Finally, it is a home intrusion.
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nandakandamanda
The cop returned to his hometown. OK. ... where he spotted the intruder (in his hometown?) ... on the first floor??? (= ground floor?) How could he see him? Inside or outside?
The door was unlocked. The bloke attempted to break in, but he was (?) already inside?
None of this hangs together in any meaningful way... :nuts:
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elbudamexicano
Maybe these Hyogo folk will remember to LOCK their doors next time?
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