TWO COPS 予告 - Let's Be Cops Official Trailer #1 (2014) - Jake Johnson, Damon Wayans Jr. Movie HD
Let's Be Cops Official Trailer #1 (2014) - Jake Johnson, Damon Wayans Jr. Movie HD
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和訳お願いします citizens sue to evict yakuza HQ No one wants mob presence a...
和訳お願いします citizens sue to evict yakuza HQ No one wants mob presence amid turf war Fukuoka Pref. — The yakuza’s reputation for unpredictability and violence keeps journal ists away, but a deadly turf war between two rival gangs in Kyushu has made the mob reluctant media fodder. The two-year war has resulted in seven deaths and more than 20 shootings and bombings. Now, in an unprecedented act of collective courage, 1,500 Kurume residents are taking the mob to court to force their ouster. “The yakuza are using weapons like the kind you see in the Iraq war: grenades, bombs and guns that can shoot people from 500 meters away,” said lawyer Osamu Kabashima, who is representing the plaintiffs. “My clients have had enough. They want to live in safety and peace.” In the most notorious episode in the war, a gangster walked into a hospital and pumped two bullets into an innocent man mistaken for a rival. In another, the 1,000-member Dojin-kai gang’s headquarters, in a busy shopping district in the city, came under a submachinegun attack. Those attacks finally snapped the patience of locals, who have banded together to drive the mob out, using a civil law that allows them to challenge businesses that “infringe on their right to live peacefully.” Win or lose, the legal fight will go down in history. “This is the first time that citizens are trying to expel the head office of a designated gangster organization,” heralded the liberal Asahi newspaper, which called on local businesses and government leaders to support the plaintiffs and “drive the yakuza into extinction.” That seems unlikely. The National Police Agency estimates there are more than 84,000 gangsters in the country’s underworld syndicates, many times the strength of the U.S. Mafia at its violent peak. A single group, Yamaguchi-gumi, is the General Motors of organized crime, with nearly 40,000 members in affiliates across Japan and a walled central compound in one of the wealthiest parts of Kobe. Fan magazines, comic books and movies glamorize the yakuza, who operate in plain view in a way unthinkable to American or European observers. Dojin-kai’s headquarters is public and known to any Kurume taxi driver. Signs pasted on the doors of the six-story building politely explain that the organization has temporarily moved and provides its new address on the other side of the train station. The tangled relationship between the yakuza and legitimate businesses, particularly real estate, show how the mob has metastasized into the economy and society at large, and will not easily be removed. In March, Suruga Corp., a once listed company, was revealed to have paid over ¥15 billion to Koyo Jitsugyo, an Osaka firm linked to a Yamaguchi-gumi affiliate. In return, from 2003 to 2007, Koyo gangsters removed tenants from five properties Suruga wished to acquire, taking on average 12 to 18 months to empty a building. “We cannot make profits unless we sell land quickly,” Takeo Okawa, director of Suruga’s general affairs department, told the Asahi newspaper. “Speed is our lifeline. Koyo proved that it had the speed.” Suruga reportedly made ¥27 billion in profit by selling the property. Dojin-kai’s new headquarters, immediately identifiable by its business nameplate, is a two-story compound in one of Kurume’s better neighborhoods. The acting boss sits in a conference room dominated by portraits of deceased Chairman Yoshikazu Matsuo in ceremonial kimono. Matsuo was murdered last year. “We have always had a strong relationship with local people, so this is a bad situation for us,” he said. “It is obvious that they are being manipulated by the cops who want to crush us.” Police, who declined to go on record, denied this, as did lawyer Kabashima. “No ordinary person wants to live beside these gangs,” he said. “There is a school close to the site of the machinegun attack. What if the bullets had hit children?”
映画 Movie - Part 96
『LET'S BE COPS』. あらすじ: “究極の警官コンビの映画。2人が警官ではないということ
を除けば。仮装パーティーのため2人のさえない男たちが警官の制服をはおうと、彼らは
近所で大評判になってしまう。しかし新たに誕生したこの'ヒーロー'たちは本物のやくざや
汚職刑事たちと関わり合ってしまい、偽のバッジを賭けて闘うことになる。” こちらは、『
Let's Be Cops』の予告編で流れている曲です。: – 最初のほうに流れている曲はウィズ・
カリファの”Work Hard Play Hard”です。 – 偽警官たちがダンスの技を披露している曲は
、 ...
「TWO COPS 予告」でどんなものがあるか見てみる＞TWO COPS 予告
韓国ドラマ・映画を無料で見る方法
見逃し動画がこちらにもあるかも！？
和訳お願いします citizens sue to evict yakuza HQ No one wants mob presence a...
和訳お願いします citizens sue to evict yakuza HQ No one wants mob presence amid turf war Fukuoka Pref. — The yakuza’s reputation for unpredictability and violence keeps journal ists away, but a deadly turf war between two rival gangs in Kyushu has made the mob reluctant media fodder. The two-year war has resulted in seven deaths and more than 20 shootings and bombings. Now, in an unprecedented act of collective courage, 1,500 Kurume residents are taking the mob to court to force their ouster. “The yakuza are using weapons like the kind you see in the Iraq war: grenades, bombs and guns that can shoot people from 500 meters away,” said lawyer Osamu Kabashima, who is representing the plaintiffs. “My clients have had enough. They want to live in safety and peace.” In the most notorious episode in the war, a gangster walked into a hospital and pumped two bullets into an innocent man mistaken for a rival. In another, the 1,000-member Dojin-kai gang’s headquarters, in a busy shopping district in the city, came under a submachinegun attack. Those attacks finally snapped the patience of locals, who have banded together to drive the mob out, using a civil law that allows them to challenge businesses that “infringe on their right to live peacefully.” Win or lose, the legal fight will go down in history. “This is the first time that citizens are trying to expel the head office of a designated gangster organization,” heralded the liberal Asahi newspaper, which called on local businesses and government leaders to support the plaintiffs and “drive the yakuza into extinction.” That seems unlikely. The National Police Agency estimates there are more than 84,000 gangsters in the country’s underworld syndicates, many times the strength of the U.S. Mafia at its violent peak. A single group, Yamaguchi-gumi, is the General Motors of organized crime, with nearly 40,000 members in affiliates across Japan and a walled central compound in one of the wealthiest parts of Kobe. Fan magazines, comic books and movies glamorize the yakuza, who operate in plain view in a way unthinkable to American or European observers. Dojin-kai’s headquarters is public and known to any Kurume taxi driver. Signs pasted on the doors of the six-story building politely explain that the organization has temporarily moved and provides its new address on the other side of the train station. The tangled relationship between the yakuza and legitimate businesses, particularly real estate, show how the mob has metastasized into the economy and society at large, and will not easily be removed. In March, Suruga Corp., a once listed company, was revealed to have paid over ¥15 billion to Koyo Jitsugyo, an Osaka firm linked to a Yamaguchi-gumi affiliate. In return, from 2003 to 2007, Koyo gangsters removed tenants from five properties Suruga wished to acquire, taking on average 12 to 18 months to empty a building. “We cannot make profits unless we sell land quickly,” Takeo Okawa, director of Suruga’s general affairs department, told the Asahi newspaper. “Speed is our lifeline. Koyo proved that it had the speed.” Suruga reportedly made ¥27 billion in profit by selling the property. Dojin-kai’s new headquarters, immediately identifiable by its business nameplate, is a two-story compound in one of Kurume’s better neighborhoods. The acting boss sits in a conference room dominated by portraits of deceased Chairman Yoshikazu Matsuo in ceremonial kimono. Matsuo was murdered last year. “We have always had a strong relationship with local people, so this is a bad situation for us,” he said. “It is obvious that they are being manipulated by the cops who want to crush us.” Police, who declined to go on record, denied this, as did lawyer Kabashima. “No ordinary person wants to live beside these gangs,” he said. “There is a school close to the site of the machinegun attack. What if the bullets had hit children?”
映画 Movie - Part 96
『LET'S BE COPS』. あらすじ: “究極の警官コンビの映画。2人が警官ではないということ
を除けば。仮装パーティーのため2人のさえない男たちが警官の制服をはおうと、彼らは
近所で大評判になってしまう。しかし新たに誕生したこの'ヒーロー'たちは本物のやくざや
汚職刑事たちと関わり合ってしまい、偽のバッジを賭けて闘うことになる。” こちらは、『
Let's Be Cops』の予告編で流れている曲です。: – 最初のほうに流れている曲はウィズ・
カリファの”Work Hard Play Hard”です。 – 偽警官たちがダンスの技を披露している曲は
、 ...
「TWO COPS 予告」でどんなものがあるか見てみる＞TWO COPS 予告
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