Asset information obtained by special fraud Is it misappropriated among robbery groups? Metropolitan Police Department June 5, 12:31
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A 48-year-old man was arrested on the previous day for a preliminary inspection of an elderly woman in Nerima Ward, Tokyo, who had been robbed by a robber after being hit by a special fraud. It was reported that the house had a large amount of cash, and the Metropolitan Police Department is investigating that the property information had been diverted from the robbery group.
The person arrested was Kaoru Kishimura (48), an employee of a sex shop in Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo.
According to the Metropolitan Police Department, in April this year, a burglary reserve was suspected of having invaded the housing of a woman in her 80s in Nerima Ward and had made a preliminary inspection of the robbery.
The following day, two men broke into the robbery the following day and were arrested last month, but according to the Metropolitan Police Department, Suspect Kishimura was invited by a 38-year-old man to join the case. .
At that time, it was reported that there was a large amount of cash in the women's house as information about the fraud group.
However, when I went to the preview, I told the director of the robbery group that there are multiple security cameras and it is difficult to rob me of cash, but I was told that "I will send a man who is accustomed to get money". It means that it didn't go on the day when it actually broke in.
The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating that the women's property information obtained by the fraud group was being diverted among the robbery groups.