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Japan's National Police Agency is strengthening measures against "lone offenders" by collaborating with the storage and delivery industries. The move follows the assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, where the suspect allegedly used a rented garage for manufacturing weapons. The police will seek reports on suspicious activities like unusual smells, noises, or prolonged stays at storage facilities.

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Police to Seek Suspicious Information from Self-Storage and Delivery Industries to Counter Lone Offenders
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Police to Seek Suspicious Information from Self-Storage and Delivery Industries to Counter Lone Offenders

Japan's National Police Agency will ask self-storage and delivery companies to report suspicious activities to combat lone offenders planning terrorist or violent crimes. The agency aims to gather early signs of potential attacks, such as unusual odors or sounds, and has already made similar requests to real estate agencies, pharmacies, and home centers.

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