Japanese police hand out rice crackers to stop students’ illegal part time jobs
Japan’s Saitama Prefectural Police launched a campaign to warn students about the dangers of getting involved in illegal part time jobs, which have been linked to serious crimes such as robbery and even murder.
Originally on air on December 13, 2024.
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on the evening of December 13th
saitama's police officers along with
members of a local high school student
council handed out local rice cracker K
Sor to students and other commuters at a
train station during rush
hour the campaign was titled senbe to
not get involved in illegal jobs playing
on the word senbe and the Japanese
phrase for
avoiding the camp aign aims to raise
awareness about the risks of becoming
involved in these activities during the
upcoming holiday season and winter
break crimes such as robbery and murder
often linked to Illegal part-time jobs
have been particularly serious in the
kto region this
year saitama police urge students not to
fall for tempting offers and emphasize
the importance of Consulting the police
if they find themselves caught up in
such schemes