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Video collaboration between two former Japanese current police officers who appeared in "Ask a Police Officer a Question Corner."

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  • 2021/09/23 21:49

YURI-san, who was the previous "Ask a Police Officer" topic owner, and another former Japanese police officer, Shuhei-san, who happened to post there, collaborated on Youtube.

I took the opportunity of this video's release to look at the message board at that time, and I saw that both of you were actually real policemen, even though the usual people have been calling you fakes for a long time.

*In the video you can also see Shuhei's body camera video of the actual shootout.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtpoNAzRuE0

It cheers me up to see people related to Japan who have made various efforts and are active.

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#33
  • ゆりファン
  • 2021/09/25 (Sat) 08:31
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I'm rooting for you!

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#34
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  • 2021/09/25 (Sat) 09:38
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#37
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  • 2021/09/25 (Sat) 14:49
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There's a nettlesome bastard springing up who doesn't like women who stand out and get attention.

A nebbishy old cretin in every topic.
Gross ！

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#38
  • ぺっ
  • 2021/09/25 (Sat) 15:07
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↑ That nettlesome tangled omae is gross ！.

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  • 2021/09/25 (Sat) 15:13
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> You're too much of a lift and too much of a jerk to be beaten up because you're only a policeman
It's rare enough that a Japanese born in Japan can be a policeman. That's why people are interested in his experience. ？ ？

There are two types of Japanese: those who use English in American society and show their faces to introduce their work, and those who stick to an anonymous forum in a small Japanese community in the US and cannot post without changing their names and registering every time, and whose English and work are not even decent. I doubt if they even speak English or do their jobs properly.

Objectively speaking, I think the difference in the real world with this underground person is the reason why he is beaten.

The short-circuited thinking that evaluation points = income is also a pattern, but people who really have money to spare are not interested in strangers' income. If they do, it would be to those above them, and I can only feel that you are not satisfied.

Even if you like or dislike a video, you can pass it by if you don't like it, but when you can slander and criticize someone on an anonymous forum, no matter how much you can't be identified, isn't that a broken filter that is needed in the real world?

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