> In the investigation of the criminal act, the police examined user logs of the bulletin board and found others also suspected of linking it. In response, they

> In the investigation of the criminal act, the police examined user logs of the bulletin board and found others also suspected of linking it. In response, they raided the house of an unemployed man and that of a 47-year-old construction worker. None of the three individuals appear to be accused of actually having written the infinite loop. Explaining her actions, the girl said that she'd run into such pranks herself and thought it would be funny if someone clicked the link. [0] No fun allowed I guess. 0: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2019/03/japanese-police-charge-13-year-old-girl-for-infinite-javascript-popup-prank/ https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2019/03/japanese-police-...