Dozens of riot police raided Nomura's mansion and arrested him for publicly shooting an elderly man.
International online special article: According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on September 11, Japan recently dispatched a large number of riot police to raid the mansion of Satoru Nomura, the leader of the Kudokai gang in Kitakyushu, and arrested him.
Goku Nomura, 67, the leader of Japan's most violent and dangerous gang, Kudokai, was charged with murdering a 70-year-old 15 years ago. Video from local television showed armed riot police wearing helmets and bulletproof vests raiding Nomura's mansion and confronting gang members at the gate. Subsequently, a silver car carrying Goku Nomura left the mansion and was escorted to the police station.
A local police spokesman said: "Goku Nomura is suspected of shooting and shooting in public places. In 2002, four members of the Kudokai organization had been arrested in connection with the case, and 2 were later found guilty. Police also hold arrest warrants for Fumio Tanoue, the Kudokai group's second-in-command, who is suspected of involvement in the 1998 murder and other charges. (Willow)
Goku Nomura, the leader of Japan's most dangerous gang, Kudokai, was escorted out of the mansion by the police.
Kudokai is the largest gangster criminal organization in the Kyushu region of western Japan, and has been listed by the local government as the most dangerous criminal organization because it targets civilians.
A large number of armed riot police wearing helmets and bulletproof vests raided The Nomura Mansion.
Aerial photos show riot police arriving at Goku Nomura's mansion. Television footage showed police approaching the mansion.
Riot police confront gang members at the door.