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Chinese restaurant owner attacked with stun gun

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Police received a call Sunday evening from the wife of the owner of a Chinese restaurant in Noda City, Chiba Prefecture, saying that a group of men had burst into the premises, armed with stun guns.

According to police, after the couple closed for the night shortly after 8 p.m. and roped off the parking lot, a group of men emerged from a car parked nearby and forced their way into the restaurant. They attacked the owner with pepper spray and stun guns and made off with a case containing an SLR camera from inside the area of the shop where the owners reside. According to the owner, the camera cost around 30,000 yen.

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There's a chinese restaurant I frequent in Noda for their cracking subuta. wasn't there last night though, promise

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strange

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If it wasnt hoodlums it was Yak or wannabe Yak. Often they do shakedowns but in the past they use bats and bamboo sticks to get the monthly protection fees. I would say 95% of gaijin have no idea how this works with small bars and restaurants. Were they speaking Japanese? Anyway, when I was younger in Tokyo over 10 years ago they would do the same thing--- wait till closing or stop anyone from going in and then proceed to beat the owner or manager until cash was forked over. Chiba and the story fit the bill..... Might just be local gangbangers looking for beer money..... Its too bad the cops wont care about this couple. Now you know why they keep baseball bats under the bar in Roppongi and Nigerian brawlers on speed dial.

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Protection racket sounds about right. You have to learn how to say no, or pay off a bigger gang to keep the smaller one away...

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A 30,000 yen SLR?! It must've been a shock to those chimpira when they found out all that work was for a counterfeit SLR. Ha ha!

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Maybe there was footage of the gangsters on the SLR camera eating at the restaurant doing a moneylaundering deal that would serve as evidence to put them away....LoL

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Let's assume a group means at least four. Do the math... Damn they are so rich now. How much does a stun gun cost, and a can of pepper spray? These are the stupidest criminals to hit the crime page here in a long time.

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Someone doesn't like Chinese noodles!

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only 30,000 yen in the shop from the weekend of customers, maybe they rob a 100 yen ramen shop.

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Aren't stun guns illegal?

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Not in Japan, I understand.

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Tazers, the ones that fire needles on wires are not legal though.

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Sorry to hear this, hope no one got seriously hurt. But if this was in the US, it would have been bullets flying instead of stun guns. We just recently had a string of restuarant robberies in the Oakland, CA area. Robbers with guns, knives, everything except the kitchen sink.

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I hope these bastard criminals are arrested as soon as possible! Poor Chinese guys working hard to get all their money stolen? This really makes me angry!

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Poor Chinese guys working hard to get all their money stolen? This really makes me angry!

The owner of this restaurant is a Japanese owner. Chinese restaurant not Chinese owner

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The target was the camera! Someone got a pic that someone didn't want them to have. Just try to take pics with an easily identifiable camera around the numerous "massage" parlors in the Yushima or Roppongi areas and you'll quickly see "a group burst" onto the scene.

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You have a pretty big imagination if you think you'll have four gang members attack a restaurant owner with weapons for a pic they took as a tourist.

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i have to say im glad it was a stun gun and pepper spray atlest they tookthe non lethal route to many times you here about people getting beat up or seriously injured or killed with aknife or gun atlest with a stun gun it ill hurt but wont cause any injury

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