Police in Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, have arrested a 33-year-old man on suspicion of public indecency after he exposed his body to a 14-year-old girl.
The incident occurred in a residential area at around 4:25 p.m. on Feb 1, Sankei Shimbun reported. According to police, Tetsuro Kawashima, a company employee, parked his car on a street, then opened the door and undid his pants as the junior high school student was walking by on her way home. The girl told her parents who contacted police.
Police said Kawashima’s car was identified after an analysis of street surveillance camera footage. Following his arrest on Tuesday, Kawashima has denied the charge, police said.
Police said there have been similar reports of a man exposing himself in the neighboring area and are questioning Kawashima about those incidents.
© Japan Today
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kaimycahl
@602miko
There is a difference in stripping for pervert desire and stripping to get PAID for in a club!
WilliB
shogun36
I am not sure that would work. I suspect the perverts would still get a kick out it.
Now that would work. I am surprised that, with the typical high schooler being glued to their smartphone, it has not happened already.
snowymountainhell
Missed two equally “off topic” @3:01pm and @5:04pm Moderator and now out of context. Was just answering the questions posed to me on this Discussion Board. - As always, Thank You for your fairness in Moderation. - Regards
garypen
I find it telling that in the comments section of every article about sexual misconduct, assault, and even rape, the up/down votes, and sometimes even the comments themselves, seem to take the side of the perpetrators.
That's some sad stuff.
Johansawada
she did the right thing by telling her parents...
602miko
He loves to strip then why not going to the club?
drlucifer
The law can at times be so so stupid. Perverts like kawashima don't have any rights and revealing their
identity or picture in public will act as a deterrent to other perverts.
It irks me when the media reports about a crime and blurs out the criminals number plate when it is 100 percent he committed the crime. There are things that don't merit any secrecy but are withheld on the grounds
of privacy like revealing the class that had a pupil with a positive corona case or saying they are going to show a TV personality's house and show only the corridor or part of the living room or kitchen. If they are so concerned about privacy then they had better not report or show anything.
snowymountainhell
Many such crimes used to happen near train stations so these pervy perps could easily escape. What’s alarming are these recent cases in populated areas to do a drive-by-and-assault, and/or possibly with intent at abduction. No one is claiming either type of crime is acceptable nor demonstrating any kind of logic or intelligence.
Antiquesaving
shogun36Today 10:16 am JST
Please no one listens to this "advice"! We are already obviously dealing with a man that has issues, one does not know how he will react and this could result in the girl being physically attacked, he could run her down with his car in a rage or do something else.
Take a picture if they can and run home or the nearest safe place and get help.
Posting on line may get him identified but is also a violation of the law in Japan, so it has the potential to backfire.
Just let the police do their job.
DOEL HARRY
What a Sick piece of Crap this guy is, Just keep it in your pants dude. Little girls don't want to see your little inch worm ....
shogun36
Schools and parents should teach the young girls to not run and scream, but to point and laugh at the loser’s tallywhackers.
Take their video or pictures post and hashtag it with the town’s/city’s name it takes place in on social media.
As well as license plate numbers if they can. Put scum like that on blast. Hopefully their places of employment will see them and dispose of them.