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In Japan, the police uncovered an extraordinary series of thefts, the victims of which were students from dozens of schools. In Toama Prefecture, a 35-year-old unemployed woman, Daisuke Maskusaki, was arrested on suspicion of stealing comfort from girls changing shoes. FN reports the reason for the arrest was the entry of a man into a high school in Tiakkava, where he, according to investigators, took four pairs of intruders. During a subsequent search, the police found a collection of 451 squatters in a former house and bar. They were all kidnapped from 30 elementary, middle and high schools in various parts of Japan. During the investigation, Matascoki admitted that he took comfort from the locks of the school shoe. According to him, he started doing this as a teenager, but mainly in thefts that were actively carried out in the last two years. The man chose the right educational institutions by studying information on the Internet and watching television programs.

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In Japan, the police uncovered an extraordinary series of thefts, the victims of which were students from dozens of schools. In Toama Prefecture, a 35-year-old unemployed woman, Daisuke Maskusaki, was arrested on suspicion of stealing comfort from girls changing shoes. FN reports the reason for the arrest was the entry of a man into a high school in Tiakkava, where he, according to investigators, took four pairs of intruders. During a subsequent search, the police found a collection of 451 squatters in a former house and bar. They were all kidnapped from 30 elementary, middle and high schools in various parts of Japan. During the investigation, Matascoki admitted that he took comfort from the locks of the school shoe. According to him, he started doing this as a teenager, but mainly in thefts that were actively carried out in the last two years. The man chose the right educational institutions by studying information on the Internet and watching television programs.

In Japan, the police uncovered an extraordinary series of thefts, the victims of which were students from dozens of schools. In Toama Prefecture, a 35-year-old unemployed woman, Daisuke Maskusaki, was arrested on suspicion of stealing comfort from girls changing shoes. FN reports the reason for the arrest was the entry of a man into a high school in Tiakkava, where he, according to investigators, took four pairs of intruders. During a subsequent search, the police found a collection of 451 squatters in a former house and bar. They were all kidnapped from 30 elementary, middle and high schools in various parts of Japan. During the investigation, Matascoki admitted that he took comfort from the locks of the school shoe. According to him, he started doing this as a teenager, but mainly in thefts that were actively carried out in the last two years. The man chose the right educational institutions by studying information on the Internet and watching television programs.

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