Society | Jun 27

Man attacks police box, killing 2

Jun 27 (NHK) - A man has killed a police officer and a security guard in an attack in Toyama Prefecture, central Japan. Police have shot and detained a 21-year-old suspect.

Police say the man used a knife to attack the Okuda police box in Toyama City around 2 PM on Tuesday. They say he stabbed officer Kenichi Inaizumi and stole his gun. Inaizumi was later confirmed dead.

The suspect then reportedly walked to a nearby elementary school and shot security guard Shinichi Nakamura at the main entrance. Nakamura was also later confirmed dead.

The suspect was shot by a police officer and is reportedly in critical condition.

The suspect, Keita Shimazu, is a former member of Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force. Sources say he worked at a camp in central Japan until March last year.

Source: ANNnewsCH


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