- A group transporting money were robbed of $2.7 million in Tokyo, with members claiming they were paid to move funds.
- A second, similar robbery occurred at Haneda Airport, targeting another group transporting approximately $1.2 million.
- Police suspect the assailants had prior knowledge of the money transfers, and are investigating a possible link between the two incidents.

A: Hey, did you hear about something crazy happening in Tokyo?

B: No way! What's up?

A: Apparently, a group got robbed! Big time!

B: Seriously? How much?

A: Like, 2.7 million dollars! They were carrying cash.

B: Wow! Who were they?

A: Chinese and Japanese people, it seems. They were transporting money.

A: They were getting paid to do it, apparently! A daily rate!

B: That's risky! Where did it happen?

A: Near Higashi Ueno. They used pepper spray to get away!

B: Ugh, that’s awful! Was it a one-time thing?

A: Nope! Another robbery happened later at Haneda Airport.

B: Seriously? Another one? Same deal?

A: Pretty much. They tried to steal almost 1.2 million dollars there!

B: They were moving gold money to Hong Kong, right?

A: That’s what the victims said. The police think the robbers knew what was going on.

B: So, do you think the two robberies are connected?

A: The police are trying to figure that out now! Crazy, huh?