<p>一名 66 岁的中国餐馆老板在日本因盗窃价值 210 日元（约合 1.4 美元）的 30 公斤鱼骨废料被捕。\n11 月 28 日，日本警方以盗窃和擅自进入的嫌疑对这名女性提出指控，并发布了她佩戴口罩的面部和姓名的逮捕录像。\n 这名姓吴的女性被指控于 11 月 21 日深夜闯入丰洲市场的海鲜批发商大楼，盗走了金枪鱼的鱼肉和鱼骨。\n\n 根据东京警方的说法，监控摄像头拍到吴骑自行车到达一家收购鱼骨的公司的收集点。\n 她被指控将鱼肉和鱼骨放入自行车的篮子和一个泡沫箱中。\n 吴在 11 月 22 日再次被目击涉嫌盗窃，并在 11 月 26 日被市场工作人员发现第三次出现后被捕。\n 吴和她的丈夫经营一家提供生鱼片和海鲜中餐的中国餐馆，距离市场约 1.5 公里。\n\n 据报道，她经常光顾市场采购，并知道商店存放鱼骨剩余物的位置。\n 她盗走的金枪鱼鱼肉和鱼骨被收集用于加工成养殖鱼的饲料。\n 吴向警方坦白说，她 “认为如果我煮熟了，鱼还是可以吃的”。\n 她将这些鱼肉做成肉丸自己吃，还烤了一些给顾客食用。\n\n 当地居民告诉富士新闻网络，吴的餐馆很受欢迎，并曾在杂志上 featured。\n 它以大份量、便宜的价格和老板开朗友好的个性而闻名。\n 此案在日本和中国引发了热烈讨论。\n“一公斤只卖 210 日元，她应该好好跟公司请求购买。” 一位网友说。\n“这是管理不善的废物，偷窃是个问题，但喂给其他人吃是更大的问题。” 另一位网友表示。\n\n 第三位日本网友评论了外籍人士的非法行为。\n“如果她是刚刚进入公司的新毕业生，犯这样的罪是可以理解的，但她是一个稳定的餐馆老板。她应该被驱逐。”\n 目前尚不清楚吴在日本生活了多久。如果她被定罪，可能会失去居留身份。\n 与此同时，另一人询问是否有必要为如此小的罪行公布她的面部和姓名。\n 在中国，网友们也对盗窃表示不满，但同时表示并不感到惊讶。\n“一代人中有很多人会在街上捡弃置的东西。他们可能在贫困环境中长大，觉得扔掉他们认为仍然可以利用的东西很可惜。” 一位网友说。</p>

<p>一名 66 岁的在日本的中国餐馆老板因从丰洲市场盗窃 30 公斤鱼骨废料而被捕。她使用被盗的鱼骨喂养餐馆员工和顾客。这一事件在日本和中国引发了关于盗窃和将废物作为食物使用的伦理讨论。吴的餐馆因其大份量和低价格而受到欢迎。如果被定罪，她可能会失去居留身份</p>

<p>A 66-year-old Chinese restaurant owner in Japan has been arrested for stealing 30kg of fish bone waste worth 210 yen (US$1.4).\nOn November 28, Japanese police charged the woman on suspicion of theft and trespass, while publishing the arrest footage showing her mask-wearing face and name.\nThe woman, surnamed Wu, has been accused of breaking into the Toyosu Market’s seafood wholesaler building late at night on November 21 and stealing tuna loins and bones.\n\nAccording to Tokyo police, a surveillance camera captured Wu arriving on her bicycle at the collection point of a company that buys fish bones.\nShe is accused of placing the loins and bones in the basket of her bicycle and in a styrofoam container.\nWu was spotted allegedly stealing again on November 22 and was arrested after market staff saw her appear for a third time on November 26.\nWu and her husband run a Chinese restaurant that serves sashimi and Chinese cuisine that contains seafood. Their eatery is about 1.5km away from the market.\n\nShe was reported to have frequently visited the market to source supplies and knew where the shops stored fish bone leftovers.\nThe tuna loins and bones she stole were collected to be processed into feed for farmed fish.\nWu confessed to the police that she “thought the fish would still be edible if I cooked it”.\nShe made them into meatballs and ate them herself. She also grilled some to serve to customers.\n\nLocal residents told Fuji News Network that Wu’s restaurant was popular and had been featured in magazines.\nIt is also famous for big portions, cheap prices and the owner’s cheerful and friendly personality.\nThe case sparked a heated discussion in Japan and China.\n“If it is only sold at 210 per 30kg, she should have just asked the company nicely to buy it,” one online observer said.\n“It is waste that is not managed well enough to be edible. Stealing is a problem, but feeding it to other people is a bigger problem,” said another.\n\nA third Japanese online observer commented on the illegal behaviour of expats.\n“It is understandable to commit such a crime if she is a new overseas graduate who just entered a company, but she is a settled owner of a restaurant. She should be deported.”\nIt is not known how long Wu has been living in Japan. She could lose her residency status if she is convicted.\nMeanwhile, another person asked if it was necessary to publish her face and name for such a petty crime.\nIn China, online observers also disapproved of theft but at the same time said they were not surprised.\n“I saw many people from her generation collect abandoned stuff on the streets. They might have grown up in a poor environment and find it a pity to throw away stuff that they think can still be utilised,” one person said.\n</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>一名 66 岁的中国餐馆老板在日本因盗窃价值 210 日元（约合 1.4 美元）的 30 公斤鱼骨废料被捕。\n11 月 28 日，日本警方以盗窃和擅自进入的嫌疑对这名女性提出指控，并发布了她佩戴口罩的面部和姓名的逮捕录像。\n 这名姓吴的女性被指控于 11 月 21 日深夜闯入丰洲市场的海鲜批发商大楼，盗走了金枪鱼的鱼肉和鱼骨。\n\n 根据东京警方的说法，监控摄像头拍到吴骑自行车到达一家收购鱼骨的公司的收集点。\n 她被指控将鱼肉和鱼骨放入自行车的篮子和一个泡沫箱中。\n 吴在 11 月 22 日再次被目击涉嫌盗窃，并在 11 月 26 日被市场工作人员发现第三次出现后被捕。\n 吴和她的丈夫经营一家提供生鱼片和海鲜中餐的中国餐馆，距离市场约 1.5 公里。\n\n 据报道，她经常光顾市场采购，并知道商店存放鱼骨剩余物的位置。\n 她盗走的金枪鱼鱼肉和鱼骨被收集用于加工成养殖鱼的饲料。\n 吴向警方坦白说，她 “认为如果我煮熟了，鱼还是可以吃的”。\n 她将这些鱼肉做成肉丸自己吃，还烤了一些给顾客食用。\n\n 当地居民告诉富士新闻网络，吴的餐馆很受欢迎，并曾在杂志上 featured。\n 它以大份量、便宜的价格和老板开朗友好的个性而闻名。\n 此案在日本和中国引发了热烈讨论。\n“一公斤只卖 210 日元，她应该好好跟公司请求购买。” 一位网友说。\n“这是管理不善的废物，偷窃是个问题，但喂给其他人吃是更大的问题。” 另一位网友表示。\n\n 第三位日本网友评论了外籍人士的非法行为。\n“如果她是刚刚进入公司的新毕业生，犯这样的罪是可以理解的，但她是一个稳定的餐馆老板。她应该被驱逐。”\n 目前尚不清楚吴在日本生活了多久。如果她被定罪，可能会失去居留身份。\n 与此同时，另一人询问是否有必要为如此小的罪行公布她的面部和姓名。\n 在中国，网友们也对盗窃表示不满，但同时表示并不感到惊讶。\n“一代人中有很多人会在街上捡弃置的东西。他们可能在贫困环境中长大，觉得扔掉他们认为仍然可以利用的东西很可惜。” 一位网友说。</p>
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中国一名女子因偷窃鱼骨废料用于餐厅员工和顾客的食物而被捕