
A Chinese man was referred to prosecutors in Tokyo for allegedly disrupting a major mobile carrier's services in Ginza using an IMSI catcher, with police investigating possible links to a phishing scheme using illegal radio signals.
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Police believe the man used an IMSI catcher, a device that collects mobile phones' identifying numbers, and suspect it emitted strong radio signals to force nearby handsets onto an older 2G network before sending them text messages.
A Chinese man was referred to prosecutors on Monday for allegedly disrupting a major mobile carrier’s services in Tokyo’s Ginza shopping district with a rogue cell tower device, with police investigating possible links to a phishing scheme using illegal radio signals.
Police believe he used an IMSI catcher, a device that collects mobile phones’ identifying numbers. They suspect it emitted strong radio signals to force nearby handsets onto an older 2G network before sending them text messages.

The 29-year-old woman You Shirong adopted or placed more than 20 cats and dogs at her residence in Xinyi District, Taipei City. Due to poor physical and mental conditions, she neglected to take care of her. One female cat died of injury and infection, and 19 other cats died one after another. She put 18 cat carcasses into two bags and threw them into a garbage truck, but people stopped her and exposed her. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office prosecuted the case for violating the Animal Protection Act. The court asked the court to impose a separate penalty on the death of 19 cats and to impose separate penalties on the death of the previous female cat.

Akio Yaita, CEO of Japan's Indo-Pacific Strategic Think Tank, was attacked in Taichung in July this year. Liao Gangfa (33 years old), the leader of the Chinese Hong Kong gang "Washenghe" operation who committed the crime, pleaded guilty at the Taichung District Court and requested to change to a simplified trial procedure. The prosecutor charged him with injury, public insult and participation in a criminal organization, and requested a five-year prison sentence. The other four accomplices have left the country and are wanted.

A seventh-grade boy from a junior high school in Taoyuan City's southern district, suspected of having a religious background and external influence, has been intimidating and beating his classmates for a long time and forcing them to take off their pants. Related videos are circulating among student groups. The school has completed the notification and informed parents and the police that the Education Bureau will handle the incident in accordance with the school bullying prevention guidelines and strengthen inspections around the campus after school.

Police in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, said on the 9th that a 70-year-old male caregiver in Okagaki Town took off his pants and put his genitals near the mouth of a 4-month-old baby girl born to a relative at about 8:30 a.m. on July 21 when no one else was present. He was arrested on suspicion of indecent assault. The birth mother of the baby girl reported the crime after discovering the relevant video on the old man's cell phone. The old man confessed to the crime and said that he couldn't control the baby girl because he was too cute.

Lin Nv, a female teacher at the Southern National High School, had a relationship with two students. The Sexual Affairs Commission determined that the two-way relationship did not constitute sexual harassment, but the school still classified her as having poor moral character in the performance evaluation according to the Teachers Law; Li Nan, a male teacher at a national higher vocational school in Kaohsiung, had a relationship with students under the age of 16 for a year and a half. Although it did not constitute sexual harassment or sexual assault, he was fired and banned from teaching for life. Both cases were ruled unsuccessful by the Administrative Court.

Six individuals in Zhangping, Fujian province, southeastern China, were named Good Samaritans by local authorities for risking their lives to save a three-year-old girl whose neck was caught in the wire mesh of a 12th-floor window on October 17.