[jimex289]

Lol ImpactBreaker you make some good points in your last post, but does it honestly take more than 1 month to find out if she didn't obtain a permit for the event, or if there was serious trouble caused by her appearance on the streets of Shibuya? According to the articles I've read it's only now being sent to the prosecutor's office for "further investigation". It's like we've only broken the tip of the iceberg, one month after the fact. I'm not a police man or investigator but my common sense tells me it doesn't take all that long to find out if you had clearance for something...especially if you are the Metropolitan police with a wealth of resources at your disposal. Maybe this is me just hastily assuming things but basically, you'd go to the person who authorizes such things and ask them: "Did she or did she not have permission to walk the streets of Shibuya, causing a big riot?" It's a yes or no answer for crying out loud. This is, in my opinion, something pretty clear cut. Then you look at that picture truehappiness posted and it's not hard to put two and two together.

"How many people does it take to screw in a lightbulb?"

Well, in this case, how many days does it take for the TMP to figure out something was wrong that day with all that media coverage clearly illustrating it? And the answer is too long... I guess they had more important things to do, such as going after real wrongdoers. In that case, why even bother turning this into a whole big ordeal? Fine her an exorbitant amount of money and be done with it. They're making it seem like she committed some sort of heinous deed with "she has to go through the whole legal process!" for blocking the roads for a couple of hours. These jokers are wasting their time and resources.

Also, this is kind of taking it too far but shouldn't some of the blame fall on the fans for crowding those streets? I mean Ayu's appearance obviously instigated this but if those fans were never there, I'm pretty confident she wouldn't be in this legal mess right about now. She can't help that other people want to see her can she?