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At around 8:30 pm (JST: UTC+9) on 6 August 2021, [2] Yusuke Tsushima, aged 36, [1] began stabbing people indiscriminately on a commuter train in Setagaya Ward. [11]A 20-year-old female university student was attacked relentlessly and sustained serious injuries to her chest and back. [12]
The Tokyo police and the Kempei-Tai were called in after the Kawasaki police became unable to handle the situation and, although Japanese officials declared martial law, fighting did not end until a cannon was brought in by the Aoyama-gumi. The battle injured over 150 people and killed at least three. 1936: Sada Abe: 1: Tokyo
An analysis of Mikio Miyazawa's computer revealed that it had connected to the internet the morning after the murders from 1:18 a.m. to 1:23 a.m. Various news outlets have said the internet was connected again at around 10 a.m., around the time Yasuko's mother Haruko entered the house and discovered the murders, but it was reported by Nicolás ...
[citation needed] In his autobiography Undesirables, English criminal Colin Blaney stated that English thieves have targeted the nation due to the low crime rate and because Japanese people are unprepared for crime. [17] Pakistani, Russian, Sri Lankan, and Burmese car theft gangs have also been known to target the nation. [18]
Pages in category "Crime in Tokyo" The following 5 pages are in this category, out of 5 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. 0–9. 300 million yen ...
With scamming a topic of current news and growing concern across Asia, Netflix’s “Tokyo Swindlers” is a timely addition to its slate of Japanese live-action programming. Ayano Go and ...
The extra packet of sarin he carried was part of "ritual character test" set up by Asahara to prove his allegiance, according to the prosecution. Hayashi fled after the attacks. He was arrested 21 months later, one thousand miles from Tokyo on Ishigaki Island. [37] He was later sentenced to death. His appeal was rejected by the Tokyo High Court ...
Until recently, the location of executed wartime Japanese Prime Minister Hideki Tojo's remains was one of World War II's biggest mysteries in the nation he once led. Now, a Japanese university ...