TOKYO (TR) – Tokyo Metropolitan Police joined native residents on Sunday for an occasion calling for the elimination of organized crime.
The occasion was organized in cooperation with the Nerima Police Station and the Organized Crime Elimination Council, which is made up of native residents.
Within the jurisdiction for the Nerima Police Station, there was a steady stream of organized crime teams demanding mikajimeryo, or safety cash, from eating places.
Whereas handing out pocket tissues and pamphlets, cops referred to as for individuals to watch out of solicitations from organized crime teams.
Yuichi Kato, the chief of the Nerima Police Station, stated, “Even in on a regular basis life, you might obtain seemingly minor requests [from organized crime groups], however please don’t settle for these requests and phone the police instantly.”
This 12 months, the Nerima Police Station has arrested three members of organized crime teams for demanding safety cash from eating places and threatening them. Police stated that it’s going to proceed its actions to remove organized crime teams.
