In a recent major case that has caught Japan's attention, an additional suspect, aged 19, has been detained in connection to a ¥10 million (approx. $90,000) robbery. The specific details of the theft have not been detailed in the headline. The arrest adds a new dimension to the case— as minors involved in large scale theft raise significant societal questions.

In Japan, this case will likely ignite widespread discussions on the rising trend of youth involvement in crime and new legislative measures that may be required to handle it. Apart from the substantial stolen amount, the age of the culprit could also influence the court's verdict, given Japan's distinct legal system.

In contrast, the United States treats juvenile crimes differently depending on the severity of the crime, and in some cases, they are transferred to adult court. Likewise, European countries also have varied approaches but generally emphasise rehabilitation over punishment for juvenile defendants.