Yotsuya Signed Gyoen Odori Police Box

When I was walking late at night with my co-worker on a bicycle, I was stopped because I had not registered for crime prevention. From there, she was verbally tortured while under house arrest for nearly two hours, saying, "Don't lie! Don't steal! Tell the truth!" In the end, it wasn't just a job question because you found a victim who had your bike stolen, so you were allegedly a suspect, and I was taken alone to Yotsuya Police Station with my colleagues left. I don't know why my bicycle was stolen and the victim was contacted because it was around midnight, and she was just scared of fear, but she was also police in Yotsuya Police Station. He was tortured for another two hours, saying, "Say the truth!" Eventually, she was searched inside Shinjuku's home, and was convinced that I had provided evidence at the time of purchase, but she was distrusted by the police without any apology for more than four hours of detention or torture. I would like to apologize to the good police who are fighting for the people with their lives.

It's a serious police box that you can't even laugh at. Absurd.

I was stunned by the uselessness. Around 17:40 on 8/28 (Tuesday), when crossing the pedestrian crossing in front of FamilyMart Shinjuku 5-chome East store along Yasukuni Dori, a taxi was about to jump out and cross the pedestrian crossing despite the red traffic light. There were two police officers on patrol on the other side of the Sukiya, so I was pointing to the taxi and the traffic light to be red to alert the driver. However, the policemen approached me as a suspicious person. Did the cop come to me to play, not even looking at the taxi crossing the road in red? I asked while looking at the whole body. I was on a break from work, so I said I was at work, pointed to the taxi and the traffic light again, and explained, and the policeman finally noticed that, but the taxi had already crossed. After that, many police officers ignore me at the traffic lights, so when crossing the road, do not walk in the middle and be careful when crossing. "Is it your job to keep an eye on it?" I said abandoned and left. It's unclear if he's on duty here, but in any case, I think he's a police officer who's always around here. I can't help wondering where they are patroling even though there are two of them.

I don't even know the post office in Tokyo After all we walked to Yotsuya Station