May 17 (NewsOnJapan) - TOKYO, May 17 (NewsOnJapan) - A 40-year-old office worker has been arrested for attempting to perform an obscene act by pushing a stun gun against a female instructor at a yoga studio in Suginami-ku, Tokyo.
Source: 週刊女性PRIME
Yoga instructor assaulted by man with stun gun
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