Richie Bartlett
Japan police mobilized 700 officers to search for the girl, using GPS to track her phone… Yet, they could not find the girl until they tracked a lead where a lady saw the girl talking to a man near a “suspicious car…”It’s great they found the girl unharmed and apparently unspoiled… However, did it really require 700 officers???70 would probably be just as (if not more) efficient than 700 officers. My point regards the inefficiency of the Japan National Police… Of course if you have an all points bulletin out for the city police forces… the number makes more sense but then the writer of this article is probably going for “flash” and not substance.Again, great the girl was found unharmed.
Missing girl in Okayama found at man’s home, taken into protective custody
OKAYAMA – The Okayama Prefectural Police department took a missing 11-year-old girl into protective custody on Saturday after finding her at the home of a 49-year-old man in the city of Okayama.
The police arrested the man, Takeshi Fujiwara, on charges of confining the girl, Sakura Moriyama. According to police sources, Fujiwara, who described himself as an illustrator, has admitted to the charges.
The girl was taken to a hospital and was confirmed to have not been injured.
She went missing in the Okayama Prefecture city of Kurashiki on Monday afternoon after telling her mother on the phone that she would go home from school. Before the disappearance, a girl who looked like her was seen talking with a man beside a silver car near Moriyama’s home.
The police said her mother, 39, saw a suspicious silver car near her home in June. She remembered the license plate number, which helped the police to track down the suspect. A silver car was found parked at his home.
The police mobilized 700 officers to search for the girl, using information from her Global Positioning System-equipped mobile phone.
