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Bag containing Y20 mil stolen from man on Nagoya street

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A man was attacked by an unknown assailant and had his bag containing 20 million in cash stolen in Nagoya on Tuesday night.

According to police, the incident occurred at around 8:40 p.m. in Nakamura Ward, Fuji TV reported. Police said they received a call from a woman, reporting that a man had been robbed of 20 million yen.

Police said the victim is a 68-year-old man who, after finishing his meal at a restaurant, was walking home when he was attacked and knocked down. The assailant made off with the man’s brown tote bag, which he said contained 20 million yen in cash. 

The victim sustained minor injuries to his face and left hand. He went back to the restaurant and told staff what had happened. One of the staff then called 110.

Police did not say why the man had 20 million in cash in his bag and are analyzing street surveillance camera footage to try and identify the suspect.

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WTF are you doing carry that much money around if all you do is going out to dinner by yourself?

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Prove that you had that much money on you, how about some withdrawal slips or bank statements

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This is hilarious. If you're that stupid to carry around that insane amount of money, I'm sorry, but you deserve a reality check. Unfortunelty for this man he just got his

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when i bought a house, you must bring cash.

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Gotta love the blame the victim mentality.

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Police did not say why the man had 20 million in cash in his bag 

Because he is an idiot! Obviously it was someone who knew he was carrying so much cash. It should not be difficult for the key-stones to find out who robbed him.

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Scenario 2: Insurance fraud!

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While it may not have been prudent to carry 20 million yen in cash, the 68 year old victim probably, like me, remembers a time when you could feel safe in Japan with that amount of cash.

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when i bought a house, you must bring cash. yes i went through the same thing but we did it in the security of the bank conference room, bank staff came to get signed bank slips , money changed hands all within the bank, doing it any other way is asking for trouble.

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the old guy was bragging that he has money but nobody believed him so he came back and showed his money in the restaurant among other patrons. The fool and his money

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