A young female college student was arrested by police for charging her cellphone. The reason – She was charging her cellphone using an electric outlet at a railway station.
The police arrested her for stealing electricity, which amounted to an appaling 0.03 yen of electricity!
Someone civic minded busybody who witnessed the college student charging her cellphone had decided to alert the police to this shocking act.
So the police managed to arrive before she fled the scene of the crime and gave her a stern warning. LOL
Of course, it was a good chance to educate the public, the police officer said:
Even a small amount such as 0.03 yen is considered theft!
Source: Asahi News via 2ch News Navigator
So guys and girls, please don’t run off to any public places to charge your cellphones. Speaking of which, how many of you would charge your cellphone at your workplace or school?
You can do anything, just don’t get caught.
Lol. Charging of personal effects on a public area is frowned upon, no?
For me, the thought that those public electrical outlets exposed to “ages” of pollution kept me away from charging my handphones.
Oh Hell i charged my DS in a free period at school! What am i gonna do if they see that cctv footage lol
@kitt, aaahhhhh, DS day, our favorite school time activity, i do love our DS days
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I think most colleges provide their power outlets for the public’s general usage