Man arrested for snipping women's hair on trains

This creepy perversion seems to make a regular appearance. Is it prevalent elsewhere or a culturally-bound one?

WTF is wrong with some people?

I would not call 35cm of hair a "snip". That's a lot of hair.

Why didn't he become a barber? He could've made a fortune sweeping up the floor.

At least it's the drapes, not the carpet

Charlie's angels copycat. People are weird.

35cm a snip! I call that being greedy.

How did he cut off 35cm of hair without her or anybody else noticing on a crowded train? I think this guy has a future as a magician - after he gets out of prison, of course.

Weirdos

How did he cut off 35cm of hair without her or anybody else noticing on a crowded train?

@Disillusioned

I'm sure this is a case of many fellow passengers pretending not to notice, eyes immediately darting to the floor or looking the other direction. I've seen it first-hand a number of times, as have you I am sure.

Appallingly, that sort of "see nothing, hear nothing" behavior is particularly prevalent on the trains in these sorts of situations.

Kinda weird but nothing really surprises me anymore when it comes to behavior on trains here.

Nutcracks again, like Disillusioned, said 1 out of 3.

well good news the keystones caught this one, really shames the "safe" country

Moderator: Please do not refer to the police as "keystones."

Yoshida said he had planned on selling his ill-gotten merchandise online, according to the top-selling Yomiuri newspaper.

A serious creep but you have to admire his entrepreneurialism.

"23-year-old graduate student" appears to be working on his Masters.