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The Last Time Such an Incident Occurred Nationwide Was in 2017... A Robbery Simulation Was Conducted at a Highway Toll Booth, Where Paint Was Smeared on the Getaway Car and Balls Were Thrown to Convey Its Characteristics to Police Officers
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A robbery drill was conducted on the 10th at a highway tollbooth in Tsu City, Mie Prefecture. Approximately 70 people participated in the drill at the Tsu tollbooth on the Ise Expressway. A person playing the role of a robber drove up in a car, threatened a tollbooth employee with a knife, and demanded money. After handing over the money, the employee threw a "crack ball" (a special paint applied to the vehicle) at the fleeing car, conveying the…
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