Shotgun stolen in Ibaraki
IBARAKI —
A shotgun and 57 shells were stolen on Sunday in Kasama and Mito in Ibaraki Prefecture, police said. According to police, a shotgun and 27 shells were stolen from a car parked at a clay shooting range in Kasama City around 3:50 p.m. The 53-year-old owner told police that he had left the shotgun in the car trunk and forgot to lock the car during an award ceremony after a shooting tourney.
Police said shotgun 30 shells were also stolen from a house in Mito City around 11:50 a.m. The 75-year-old owner told police the shells were kept in an attache case and that 3,000 yen was also stolen.
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nandakandamanda
People like this make life difficult for the rest of us... grrrrrrrrr
At least the owner has broken the law regarding firearms, so the Police will not have to make up some further law to show that they are making life safer and better for everyone. They can charge him under the Juho-Token Ho Law. (Act for the Control of the Possession etc., of Firearms & Swords.)
Lock your car, stupid.
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BBLeo
Not only gun but cash was also stolen. Do Japanese drivers believe into car keys? If they don't than they wouldn't lock up cars. How stupid can you be to have in a car, shotgun, ammunition and cash and just leave it on display for thieves? Is there a connection with mentioned incident? Perhaps we will find out in about eight years from now. I’m smarter; I use my finger instead of keys…ever heard of this?
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likeitis
The places are very close to each other. Could very possibly be related. First suspicion is anyone who knows both men.
I would be on the alert if I lived near there though.
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