Getting Arrested Around The World

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Every Step of The Arrest Process Around The World

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[Rabijeel]

Beeing arrested and resisting in Japan often causes them to hold you down and then roll you in a Blanket so you can not harm yourself nor anyone else.

[Finnyfrfr]

Another German prison fact: Germany doesn’t press charges if you escape prison because of the human feeling of trying to escape, they will charge you tho if you escape with your jumpsuit because it’s government property.

[TitanOfficial]

Japanese police officer here, we usually do the arrest with the help of many martial arts it's a part of police training here also we sometimes put the person in blanket so he can not harm anyone

[ShadySoulsV]

Respect to the guy who got arrested in all these countries

Edit: are you guys okay? It seem likes half the replies don’t understand that this was a joke

Edit: I might just start converting ppl into shoes

[neptun]

German here. Seeing a judge in less than 24 hours is actually not our police being just that efficient; it’s about your fundamental rights. The idea is that the police shouldn’t be able to restrict someone’s freedom without a judge allowing it. Therefore, within 24 hours, you are supposed to get in front of a judge who is not jet doing your actual trial, but deciding whether you stay in pre-trial detention, be released on bail, or even be released without bail. If a bad cop decides to arrest you despite the fact that you did nothing wrong and there is no evidence against you, that judge is the one who will mere hours after your arrest order the police to release you at once.

[Moldy_Mask]

In Japan If you are arrested, you can be held for up to 23 days, with a possibility of extension, without being formally charged with a crime. You can also be interrogated at any time with or without a lawyer.
Many times the police just torture day and night the person with questions until they confess, which is a huge problem and makes the japanese police force one of the most incompetent.

[HeisenbergFam]

The fact Mike learned Taiho-Jutsu just for the short is dedication

[ZxanderRaidenMayor]

As a person who lives in Japan,
"Mushi Mushi" = "insect insect"/"ignore ignore"
"Moshi Moshi" = "Hello" (when using a phone)

[MantisBudhi]

Norway: *watching tv*
Russian & German & Japan: "hey why do i hear a tv"
Norway: oh we get a free private room and a tv, free use of clothes and yea BEST FOOD EVER

[LukeyD]

Mushi Mushi just be came the new 😂😂😂😂😂

[ShessaMu]

In Russian its not. If you got arrested you are transferred to a pre-trial detention cell. After the court you will go to the jail (if its needed)

[SienaEaton]

Someone from my homeland was unfairly held in jail in Japan for a drug-related crime, and he authored a book about his time there. It was completely harsh and inhumane, especially to him, a foreigner. It was in the 1990s, so it's probably not as bad currently now.

[MatthewTalingting-gimk]

"MUSHI MUSHI!!" Hits hard 🔥🔥🔥💯💯🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥💯💯

[Roguebubbles]

I lived around the corner from a dude who murdered somebody when I was about seven.

Took him like two years to get his trial. He's in prison now, but I don't think he should be.

[blockmangoplayer]

"MUSHI 😜🤪🤪🤪👹👹👹👹🗣🗣" Got Me Dying 💀😭🙏🙏

[michaelbcohen]

In Japan they can use force to get a confession, can deny you access to a lawyer, etc.
You dont want to get arrested in japan

[witherblade]

Another fun fact about prisons in Japan, when you get sentenced you must choose between rice and bread, and you will only be able to eat that for all of your sentence and it is a supper slow process to change it

[Zelmel]

In Japan if you're formally charged and put on trial, you're going to be found guilty. Their prosecutor success rate is about 99% for various reasons (none ultimately good for society).

Also, taiho-jutsu is literally "arrest technique, " which is fun.

[ミソ-ho]

※ It’s not “mushi mushi ”, but “moshi moshi ”