The Japanese police sleep on the street after drunk and lose hundreds of personal information.

Foreign media reports such as France France France -Presse, on Friday night local time, a Japanese policeman was drunk and fell asleep on the street, causing the investigation documents he carried with him, which contained about 400 detailed personal information, including Information related to criminal suspects.

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It is reported that the police involved are 49 years old and are affiliated with the living economy class of the police department of the Hyogo County Police. At 8:30 in the evening last Friday, he and two other colleagues drinking in izakaya and returned home at around 11 pm. As a result, he fell asleep directly on the sidewalk nearby because of drunk. At about 5 am last Saturday, when he woke up, the bags with these files were gone.

According to reports, there are two investigation materials in the lost bags. It is said that the names, addresses, and 400 cases of criminal suspects above are said to be personal information involved in the case. These documents have not yet been found.

In response to the police investigation, the 49 -year -old police argued that they planned to go to the police headquarters of Hyogo County on Monday, so they brought the information out of the office.

In response to this, Jia Feixiu, deputy classmate of the living and economic course of the Hyogo County Police Department, said: "We will work hard to discover problems and provide thorough guidance to prevent such incidents from happening again."

It is reported that this is not the first time that Japanese officials are embarrassed because someone lost the public's personal information after drinking. In June, the authorities of the Sakukaki City of Hyogo County stated that a contractor went to the restaurant to drink and fell asleep outdoors while returning home. Their names, addresses, date of birth, and personal information such as paying resident taxes and whether they have received public assistance. However, this U disk was found the next day. The Nizaki Municipal Government said at the time that the U disk was protected by passwords and personal information was not leaked.

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