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Chinese girls fighting Japanese policemen

TOKYO, Jul 21 (mashew.com) - In the early morning of July 17 in Shinjuku, Tokyo, an incident occurred in which a Chinese woman punched and kicked a Japanese police officer.

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A Japanese girl was on the ground sick and a Japanese guy was trying to help her.

This group of Chinese girls had apparently thought the Japanese man was assaulting the ill girl and began attacking the Japanese man. Punched him in the face and called him “Fn J*p” “F U”, etc.

The Japanese man, in response called the police and until their arrival, began recording to gather proof just in case.

And after the police arrived this fight is said to have occurred. ...continue reading

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