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They Arrest a 35-Year-Old Man in Japan for Stealing Shoe Templates From Schools and Find 451 at Home

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The police investigates whether the man is related to thefts in more than 30 educational establishments. Some students had to buy new shoes after discovering that they had been torn from their insoles.

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The police investigates whether the man is related to thefts in more than 30 educational establishments. Some students had to buy new shoes after discovering that they had been torn from their insoles.

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The Japanese police of the Toyama prefecture have discovered the crime of the century, which is marked by all the yakuza stories, and the 35-year-old local unemployed Daisuke Matsuzaki has been formally charged with serial theft, and the man has been horrified for years, not by money or school computers, but exclusively by women's shoes.

In Japan, a 35-year-old male had 451 stellars allegedly stolen from the shoes of school girls, and the investigators believed that the detainee had entered educational institutions at night and had chosen the victims in advance.

A man arrested on suspicion of breaking into a junior high school in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, and stealing insoles from students' indoor shoes has been found to have committed similar thefts at more than 30 elementary, junior high, and high schools both inside and outside the prefecture. A row of insoles was found. 451 insoles were seized from the suspect's home and bag. All belonged to female students and are believed to have been stole…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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