Japan's Mainichi Daily News lists Hiroyuki Miura (not pictured) as "unemployed". That's not exactly fair. He's apparently self-employed, with police believing that Miura has been breaking into arcades across Japan.
Last year on Nov. 29, the 64-year-old is suspected of breaking into a Iwakuni City game center by smashing a window and stealing ¥86,000 (US$1,119) from the change machines.
According to The Mainichi Daily News, Miura, now in police custody, denied these charges.
Last Dec., Miura was caught red handed stealing money in a Shimonoseki City arcade and arrested. Police are looking into break-ins with similar M.O.s in four different Japanese prefectures.
While many senior citizens hang out at arcades in Japan, if these charges are true, Miura was doing more than that; he was stealing from them.
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