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Man robs Yokohama post office of ¥1 mil

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A man robbed a post office in Yokohama of one million yen on Monday, police said. Nobody was hurt in the incident that occurred at a post office in Tsuzuki Ward just after 9 a.m.

According to police, the post office had just opened when a man entered, brandishing what appeared to be a handgun, Fuji TV reported. He ordered the employee at the counter to hand over money from the machine beside him. The man put the money in a bag and fled the store. He was seen riding away on a white motorbike.

The suspect is described as being of average height and medium build, and was wearing black.

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With that description, I’m sure he’ll be caught in no time.

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With that description, it could have been me!

3 ( +3 / -0 )

Wait - was he, or wasn't he, wearing a surgical mask? That could be the clincher to pinpoint this ne'erdowell.

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He was just getting a refund of the premiums for all the bogus insurance policies they opened in his name.

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"With that description, it could have been me!"

Yeah, and me too. Except I don't have a white motorbike, and I don't rob post offices!

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That sounds like a bull crap description to me (  average height and medium build, and was wearing black ) that could be 90% of the guys in the streets during this time of year..... So this guy needed some New Years money & he knew where to go for it. Inside job ??? former post office employee ???   Who knows ...

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He will be captured shortly. There are so many cameras in the JP Bank. Maybe all he really wanted was three Hots and a cot for the winter.

3 ( +3 / -0 )

Yeah, and me too. Except I don't have a white motorbike, and I don't rob post offices!

I'm sure if we ask the culprit, he would say he didn't rob post offices either! ;-)

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