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laconic2
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nautilus
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Location: Je jump, Tu jump, oui jump!
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The police let the suspect escape while questioning him? from the 4th floor building, and in his barefeet no less!
They sound almost as incompetent as the korean police. There is outcry back in Britain apparently. Something similar could so easily happen in korea and the police here wouldn't do a thing. |
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Adventurer
Joined: 28 Jan 2006
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The police let the suspect escape while questioning him? from the 4th floor building, and in his barefeet no less!
They sound almost as incompetent as the korean police. There is outcry back in Britain apparently. Something similar could so easily happen in korea and the police here wouldn't do a thing. |
I didn't see that in the BBC article. Do you have the link. If so, Britain should make sure he is put in jail and pressure Japan to find him. It seems like they pay attention to us if we get killed (I mean our governments). That's mighty nice of them. However, I heard the British Embassy responds more to the teachers.
I just finished watching a disgusting movie called "Perfume". It was not good to read this post after having watched it. The movie definitely was not my idea. The macabre scenes were a bit much. |
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