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消せない画面…不正ＵＲＬ貼り付けた疑いで中１女子ら家宅捜索

Hyogo Prefectural Police questioned and charged a 13-year-old school girl for sharing the link to an infinite loop of alert. They also searched the house of two adults for the same reason.

「みんなで逮捕されようプロジェクト」がネット上で拡散中～サイバー犯罪対策課は「自分の子どもにもそんなことが言えるのか」と反発

This article contains an interview with Hyogo Prefectural Police as a response to this project. The Police say, "We know that it was a mischief, but under the current law it is a crime that results in jail or fines," and also mentioned their purpose saying "We intended to sound the alarm to those who do it easily, and to improve internet morals." They also gives a message to the leader of lets-get-arrested project, "Can you say the same thing to your child?"

「あなたブラクラ貼ったでしょ？」→39歳男性を書類送検　検挙男性が明かす「兵庫県警“決めつけ”捜査の実態」

This reports the investigation of police about this case.

The police visited Mr. A (anonymous) with a search warrant at 6:30am. Mr. A was told that his house was searched because he posted a URL in a bulletin board system. The URL is for an infinite loop of popups. A police officer said it is a malware which will cause a malfunction on a PC.

神戸地検、「ブラクラ貼った」と書類送検された男性2人を起訴猶予処分に　「ウイルス罪に該当」との認識は変わらず

This article is about the response of prosecutors and the contents of the police investigation.

Kobe District Public Prosecutors Office plans to postpone prosecution against a 39-year-old man and a 47-year-old man whose houses were searched for posting a link to an "illegal program" on a bulletin board on the Internet.

According to a 39-years-old man, the prosecutor in charge told that he judged based on the information left on the Internet, but he did not mention whether the URL falls under "burakura" (Japanese abbreviation which stands for a "browser crasher") or not. In the case, there is a suspicion of fraudulent order electromagnetic records, but for various reasons, the prosecutors have put in place a policy to postpone prosecution.

It is mentioned that there is no victim of this "illegal program." The police searched their houses just because they found it.

A 47-year-old man says he is worried about the mentality of a 13-year-old junior high school student arrested with him.