Osaka Prefectural Police arrested 28-year-old Tomoki Fujiwara on suspicion of leading a group that recruited youths for serial burglaries via 'dark part-time jobs' on social media. The group allegedly used encrypted apps to issue instructions.
Osaka Prefectural Police are searching for Tomoki Fujiwara, 28, suspected of being a ringleader in a series of thefts. Fujiwara allegedly directed youths recruited through 'dark part-time jobs' via encrypted apps to steal cash and smartphones in incidents in Sakai and Sennan.
Osaka police arrested three men, including a yakuza member, for serial theft. They allegedly recruited high school students for "dark part-time jobs" via SNS, instructing them through anonymous apps. The group is suspected of over 60 similar break-ins in Osaka.
Kanagawa Prefectural Schools held a meeting on May 22nd to discuss student guidance. Officials urged teachers to warn students about 'dark part-time jobs' following the arrest of four 16-year-old boys on robbery-murder charges.
