"Peach Thief" appeared in central Japan, and 5,000 peaches worth about 1.5 million yen were stolen

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] "There are 5,000 peaches stolen in central Japan", and Japan's "Daily News" reported on the 22nd. On the 21st, the Police Department of Yamana Prefecture, Japan, said on the 21st that 5,000 peaches worth about 1.5 million yen (about RMB 74,000) were stolen in Taoyuan in the north of Yakai Town, Dushubak City.

It is reported that since the 15th of this month, the nearest Yamana City, including this month, found that 14,400 peaches were stolen at 3.87 million yen. The police in Yamani County revealed more details that on June 15, 17, 18, and 19, the peach theft occurred frequently in Yamani City. According to Japan's Fuji News Network, the stealing peaches include the high -end peach variety "Richigawa Baifeng" produced in Yamani Prefecture.

Affected by a series of peach stolen incidents, Yamani Prefecture Police and the Japanese Agricultural Association formed a team of about 70 people and began an emergency patrol. Yamana Prefecture Katsuki Masaro said angrily at the press conference on the 21st: "The peaches that will be harvested immediately are stolen overnight. As the peach harvest season is about to come, anti -theft measures will be strengthened.

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