Japanese police authorities have successfully arrested six people involved in a large-scale theft in Hong Kong that amounted to as much as 58 million yen. The arrests were made as a result of an effective international investigation and collaborative police work. Details of the suspects, the precise methodology of the crime, and how the arrests were carried out, are as yet undisclosed.

In Japan, the public shows strong interest in international issues, particularly those that involve Japanese nationals or institutions. This case, involving a significant amount of money and implying organized crime, likely draws considerable public attention. The efficient work of the Japanese police in collaboration with other international authorities could also invoke a sense of national pride.

In the US or EU, such a sizable heist would also generate significant media attention. The multi-jurisdictional nature of the crime might also lead to similar international collaboration among law enforcement. However, in contrast with Japan, public reaction might vary depending on the specific countries involved and the nature of their relationships.