He fought the law and the law won

From Mainichi:

Koichi Toyama, a controversial candidate in the April gubernatorial election in Tokyo, has been arrested for traffic violations, police said.

Toyama, 36, was arrested for violating the Road Traffic Law on Tuesday after he denied the allegations and rejected repeated orders to turn himself in to a local police station.

On Jan. 17, 2006, Toyama was caught riding a motorcycle in the wrong direction on a one-way municipal road in Kagoshima. On July 10, last year, he was also riding a motorcycle at 50 kilometers per hour, 20 kilometers per hour in excess of the speed limit, police said.

Officers issued traffic violation tickets at the scenes, but he denied the allegations. He also refused to pay the fines.

I knew they’d get their revenge. He’s only questioning authority, leave the guy alone.

3 Responses to “He fought the law and the law won”

overoften Said:

This is disgusting! Since when have people been punished for traffic violations in Japan?!

Natajn Said:

That’s so funny. I listen to Japan Talk and so I’ve heard JP tell all about how the traffic laws aren’t enforced. Much different from the US where you can’t get away with much. Unless of course, you are an attractive woman or you are caught by a cop on a very good day.

I always seem get the normal days … :roll:

MarkMilton Said:

No one messes with the Tokyo Police!!! :lol: :mrgreen: :shock:

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