It was revealed that a Japanese man in his 20s who sexually assaulted a girl less than two years old and filmed the video was following a social media account that posted photos of children.
According to Japanese media on the 17th, Saitama Prefectural Police urgently arrested Ryo Fujiwara (25), who works at a kindergarten in the area, on the 15th on charges of sexual assault.
In March of last year, Fujiwara sexually assaulted a female student who was less than two years old at the kindergarten where he was working and recorded the scene on his cell phone.
Regarding this incident, on the 17th, Japanese user A of
He added, “Parents who are posting their children’s photos on the Internet should think again. “This is what this guy sees,” he warned.
Japanese netizens responded that they sympathized with Mr. A’s opinion. They said, “You should never post your child’s face on social media and think twice about revealing their name. “I don’t know what kind of criminal is watching.”, “This is true. “Too many people don’t understand the dangers of showing their faces on the internet at all,” “I used to watch family YouTubers because I thought they were fun, but recently I’ve seen strange parents who invade their children’s privacy and use them to make money without permission.” They expressed opinions such as “I think it is the only one” and “There is a risk of not only pedophiles but also kidnapping.”
Another netizen said, “People I know are also posting pictures of their children on social media. So, she has been telling her for a long time, ‘This is dangerous, and you don’t know how your child will feel when he grows up having his face and whereabouts revealed on the Internet,’ but she doesn’t listen. “She should be warned on TV,” he said.
Meanwhile, while Fujiwara is exercising his right to remain silent, the police are questioning him after discovering videos of more than 20 girls on his cell phone. Fujiwara was previously arrested and indicted on charges of touching the bodies of kindergarten girls last month.
Source: Donga
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