The Abe's attack on the alarm bell, Japan is worried about the "single wolf terrorist"

[Global Times Special Reporter Fang Qing] Regarding the death of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Shinzo High School, the current Prime Minister Kishida, the current Prime Minister of Japan, blame the police security work. According to the Associated Press report on the 14th, Kishida said that officials and police officers of the National Public Security Commission and Police Department are investigating the issue and will propose (rectification) measures.

The attack without an organizational background is called the "Lone Wolf" attack. In recent years, it has often occurred in the non -differential terrorist attack of unspecified most citizens. "Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot during his speech on the streets of Nara City, and knocking on alarm bell in Japan, highlighting the difficulty of being aware of and preventing the‘ single wolf -style ’attack that is not an organization in advance.”

"It is not hate about Abe's political philosophy." Suspect Yamashi, who attacked Abe, also confessed in the investigation after being arrested. It is reported that in most cases, the attack on politicians is related to a specific organization or a specific ideological background, that is, a terrorist attack for certain political purposes. However, Mountain is not a organization.

On July 13, 2022, investigators worked at the assassination of Abe's assassination. Picture from the Japanese Media

The US "Diplomacy" magazine website said that Japan enjoys its reputation as a country with a low degree of violence. The attack on Abe shocked all parties. But in fact, before that, there were other lone wolf criminals killed in Japan. The difference is that the previous attackers are targeted at random people, not Japan's most famous politicians.

On June 8, 2008, 26 -year -old Kato Tomo drove a truck to crowd the crowd, causing three deaths and two injuries. He then stabbed at least 12 people and killed 4 people. On July 18, 2009, the 41 -year -old Aoye Masami poured gasoline oil in the studio of Kyoto animation, causing 36 people to die, 24 injured, and the attacker himself died. "Diplomat" said that the above criminals and other lone wolf attackers have some common points-usually young men between the ages of 20-40 often have unemployment or confusion about the prospects, and they are full of anger and resentment about society. South Korea's "Central Daily" states that they are often anti -social and "soul alienation", which resort to violence for some reason. These people are isolated and rarely contacted with friends or family members. The life of the metropolis plays a role in a catalyst, because in some cases, it has suspended interpersonal relationships -no neighbor can say a few words to him; interpersonal relationships are frozen in a ruthless "etiquette" in a ruthless "etiquette" " Essence This provides a perfect environment for the criminal motivation of the crowded cities and the world.

"Central Daily" stated that the lone wolf criminals can be seen everywhere, but Japan's similar murder model seems to be related to its "self -rescue" culture -the Japanese think they must solve the problem by themselves, because it is shameful to consult others or seek help. "It will give others others. Add trouble ". Because they could not find a suitable venting method, their anger sometimes turned into a killing intention to others. The report also said that Abe's assassination of the myth of "safe Japan" was broken, and Japanese people worried that the safety of celebrities and the trading of dangerous items may cause guns. But real troubles seem more challenging. How can it change the structure of raising and ignoring the "poverty or lone wolf"? The Central Daily also issued a warning that this is not a unique problem in Japan.

As the criminal activity of non -differential attacks or individual terrorist attacks continues to increase globally, countries around the world are continuously studying how to respond to such cases such as "criminal trailers" or weapon materials procurement on the Internet. The "Japan Economic News" published on the 13th that the Japanese police who had paid close attention to the movement trend of specific organizations had had to adjust the traditional investigation method after this.

Banqiao Gong, the director of the Institute of Institute of Public Policy, who is familiar with the counter -terrorism policy, believes that "the Japanese police have accumulated rich experience in investigations and information collection of specific ideological organizations, but he also pointed out that" the suspect committed the crime alone. In this case, the Japanese police can collect limited clues, and it is difficult to predict the specific actions of the suspect. This highlights a new problem to protect important people. "

The Japanese current affairs news agency said in a report recently that it is not easy to deal with the "independent wolf" terrorist attack. The agency quoted a relevant person from a Japanese private security company that the former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe suffered from the "independent wolf" attack and could not obtain information about the warning signs in advance, and security work became difficult. Japan's "Sankei Shimbun" quoted Japanese police officers on the 11th as saying that Japan had almost no related issues of religion or race, so it was more difficult to grasp the "independent wolf -style" operation in advance.

The "Japan Economic News" believes that the key to the "independent wolf -style" attack is to grasp the signs of the suspect's self -made weapons as soon as possible and the "criminal trailers" pre -released on the Internet. Police should make unremitting efforts, such as calling on the sales of chemicals such as the sales of explosives to provide suspicious buyers' information, and whether there are dangerous posts on social networking sites.

Not just Japan, how to capture crimes is a common topic of countries around the world. According to Banqiao Gong, in Europe and the United States, in order to find people who are interested in manufacturing weapons, intelligence agencies sometimes camouflage into dangerous items on the Internet, etc., and implement "fishing law enforcement". Class survey. However, there are sounds that the effectiveness of this approach is difficult to confirm.

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