Society | Feb 19

Ibaraki: 2 Kubota employees seriously injured after stabbing at research center

Feb 19 (tokyoreporter.com) - Ibaraki Prefectural Police believe a male temporary employee at a research center for industrial machinery manufacturer Kubota Corp. stabbed another employee before slashing himself on Sunday, reports TV Asahi

At around 10:00 p.m., the temporary employee, aged in his 40s, is believed to have used a knife to slash the other employee, also in his 40s, in the head at the research center, located in Tsukubamirai City.

The victim was rushed to a hospital in serious condition, police said.

Police later found the suspected perpetrator unconscious with stab wounds to the head inside his vehicle on the premises of the center. Several knives were retrieved from the vehicle.

According to police, the temporary employee works under the other employee. Witnesses told police that the pair got into a dispute just prior to the incident.


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