Tokyo Street – A person who killed was arrested after influencing the national leadership
A man was arrested after a fatal stabbing of a Japanese flow during Tokyo Avenue on Tuesday.
Police Japan Friday, we arrested Kenji Takano, 42, with suspicion of trying to kill.
According to a statement from Tokyo Metropolitan police on Friday, he was sent to the prosecutors, but he was not accused.
According to the police, in 22, AIRI Sato, 22-year-old Air Sato, ran to the hospital with serious injuries after suffering from 30 stab wounds. Was later declared dead.
According to the New York Times, Sato It was heard “Help!” Witnesses and Livestream watched the shock flow by the audience, sounding sounds for live watches with emergency tools.
It was noted that his audience was sent to questions in the conversation, “Where did he go?” And “someone helps!”
The suspect told the police that he had seen his Sakins live and he personally had several times and a material dispute. Asahi newspaper and other media reports.
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Asahi newspaper, Takoona’s 2.5 million yen (around C around C) and said he did not pay back to court.
Kyodo News reported to believe it Takono began to pay the peas Around 2022. Outlet Oyama’nın home during a search of more than 10 receipts for police bank transfers, some of them were sold to Sato.
Tokyo police said Takoona admits the attack, but he said he did not want to kill the saton.
Police said Takano used a cell phone camera on a busy street, while the neck and torso, neck and torso used a knife knife.
Tokano, Tokyo’dan about 100 kilometers north of the north of the north of the north, Sato’s Livestream announced that Sato said. According to the report, watching the images and watched his place.
Violent crimes are still rare in Japan, where the weapons control is extremely harsh, but High-profile blade attacks and others use Hand wiring In recent years, among the wage and employment outlook.
– With files from the Associated Press
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