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In Japan, police use special paintballs filled with bright orange dye to tag suspects instead of relying only on high-speed chases. The dye sticks to vehicles and clothing, making them easy to identify later
Once marked, there’s no blending in or clean escape — the target becomes a moving signal. It’s a simple, low-tech tactic that proves sometimes the smartest solutions are the hardest to ignoreIn Japan, police use special paintballs filled with bright orange dye to tag suspects instead of relying only on high-speed chases. The dye sticks to vehicles and clothing, making them easy to identify later Once marked, there’s no blending in or clean escape — the target becomes a moving signal. It’s a simple, low-tech tactic that proves sometimes the smartest solutions are the hardest to ignore
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Iran rewards Spain’s Trump-bashing socialist PM for his anti-war views by granting the nation’s ships free passage through Strait of Hormuz.
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