
不動産会社元役員の名誉を傷つけた疑い。恐喝未遂容疑で別の2人も逮捕
京都府警左京署は、YouTubeチャンネル「新宿109」で男性の名誉を傷つけたとして池田実貴容疑者を逮捕。また、同様の動画を盾に30億円を脅し取ろうとしたとして、赤木誠容疑者と安田裕貴容疑者を恐喝未遂容疑で逮捕した。
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池田容疑者は「詐欺撲滅」を掲げ、チャンネル登録者数103万人を抱えるユーチューバーとして活動していた。
投稿動画で男性の名誉を傷つけたとして、京都府警左京署は14日、名誉毀損(きそん)容疑で、ユーチューバー「『新宿109』KENZO」として活動する池田実貴容疑者(28)=東京都中野区中央=を逮捕した。男性は府警に相談していたが、動画投稿翌月に亡くなり母親が告訴していた。
池田容疑者は「詐欺撲滅」と称し700本超の動画を投稿。チャンネル登録者は103万人に上る。「弁護士と話してから話す」と供述している。
逮捕容疑は昨年6月14日ごろ、京都市左京区の不動産会社元役員の男性=当時(36)=の画像とともに「有名実業家の裏の顔。巨額M&A詐欺師か」などのテロップを掲載した動画を投稿し、名誉を傷つけた疑い。
また、左京署は14日、同様の動画を配信すると言って30億円を脅し取ろうとしたとして、恐喝未遂容疑でいずれも不動産会社代表の赤木誠(46)=岡山市北区辰巳、安田裕貴(35)=同市中区今在家=両容疑者を逮捕した。動画は池田容疑者のアカウントに投稿されており、左京署は池田、赤木両容疑者らの関係についても調べる。

The first trial of Fujii Hiiragi and Kubota Rikuto, who were charged with robbery resulting in death in a part-time job robbery in the Tokyo metropolitan area, was held at the Chiba District Court on the 14th, and both defendants admitted the charges. The defense disputed some of the damages.

The National Police Agency and Saitama Prefectural Police have arrested a Vietnamese woman on suspicion of laundering the proceeds of a voice phishing attack posing as a financial institution. The woman is believed to have been involved in laundering tens of millions of yen by acting as an intermediary between the fraud group and a Vietnamese money laundering group.

The National Police Agency held a meeting of the National Investigation Division Chiefs, and Commissioner Yoshinobu Kusunobu announced that he would consider submitting a bill to revise the Police Officer Duties Execution Act, with a view to remote analysis to remotely obtain the contents of smartphone communications from Hiroyuki Group. As of the end of August this year, the amount of damage caused by special fraud was approximately 236.1 billion yen, the worst pace ever.

On the 12th, Chiba Prefectural Police arrested a 19-year-old man on suspicion of violating the Motor Vehicle Driving Penalty Act after a passenger car collided head-on with a truck at an intersection in Chiba City's Chuo Ward, killing three people. The man admits the charges.

Investigators from the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's International Crimes Control Division, stationed at Haneda Airport, are responsible for preventing suspects from escaping overseas and assisting with their transportation, and have helped find suspects just before they depart from Japan in cases such as the stabbing of a woman in Setagaya and the robbery-murder case in Kamimikawa-cho, Tochigi Prefecture. Strengthening of the border control system is progressing.

The car-sharing service ``Times Car'' was attacked by a cyberattack, resulting in the leak of approximately 1.6 million people's driver's license images. Victim users have been applying for driver's licenses to be reissued one after another, but it has been pointed out that their effectiveness in deterring crime is limited because they cannot change their address or date of birth. The National Police Agency is calling on financial institutions to thoroughly verify the identity of individuals, and is calling on individuals to seek early advice in the event of a suspicious situation. The revised Act on Prevention of Transfer of Criminal Proceeds from April next year is expected to require identity verification by reading an IC chip.