Social media is changing the face of juvenile delinquency in Japan, allowing teenagers to form groups beyond their schools and organize stunts targeting police, sometimes filming their exploits to share online.The trend has raised concerns among police and educators, with experts warning that adults do not fully understand how children use the internet, as juvenile crime figures rise again after decades of decline.In the early hours of June 4, the roar of revving minibike engines echoed outside a police station in Kasugai in Aichi Prefecture, central Japan.When officers stepped outside, the…READ FULL ARTICLE
