Police officers sing song to warn elderly of fraud targeting them

Akiyuki Kudo (R), head of the Itayanagi Police Station of the Aomori prefectural police, and his deputy Kenji Hirose sing a song at the entrance to a supermarket in Itayanagi, northern Japan, on July 15, 2015, to warn elderly shoppers about fraud targeting them. The song was composed by Kudo, who also wrote its lyrics. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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