On the 19th, a shooting news rushed to the hot search in Japan!
At first, the Japanese police did not disclose the inside story of the shooting, and the only information they knew was that "in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, a police officer shot a 21-year-old man who drove at him."
At that time, the scene of the shooting took place in a residential area, and the young man who was shot immediately fled in a car, causing panic among the residents of the area.
What's really going on on the scene?
With the passage of time, the causes and consequences of the case gradually became clear.
The shooting occurred at around 7 a.m. on the 19th, and the location of the incident was located in the residential area between Hatsudai Station and Hatagaya Station.
When the reporter arrived at the scene at noon, he could still see shards of car glass left behind by the shooting on the narrow road in the residential block.
The police said: At around 7 a.m., people were sent to the scene immediately after receiving a call that "someone was arguing". At that time, there was a young man sitting in the driver's seat, and after the police officer at the scene asked the other party to stop twice, the other party not only did not listen, but also hit the police officer's position.
The officer then immediately ducked to the left side of the front of the vehicle and fired a shot into the car from the left side of the vehicle, which is the co-driver (a female passenger was in the co-pilot seat at the time of the incident).
"At the time, the car was passing through here at a very fast speed..."
According to nearby residents, the vehicle fled to the north immediately after the incident.
About 30 minutes later, the vehicle was found near Hatagaya Station, about 1 km from the scene of the incident.
According to an eyewitness to the arrest, "At about 7:14 a.m., I saw a man and a woman sitting near a flower bed outside the house, and then a policeman on a bicycle came. He suddenly asked, 'Who drove the car?'
Before I could react, a crowd of police officers came, and the man sat on the ground, and the woman next to him started talking to the policeman, crying and talking to her.
About 13 minutes later, the man was handcuffed by the police, but he looked reluctant. At this time, a policeman said, 'Ambulance is coming, hurry up and get on a stretcher,' and then the man who had just sat on the ground became agitated and yelled at the policeman, 'Don't touch me, it hurts'.
At this time, I don't know who said to let me see the wound, and then the man took off his pants, and at that time I saw a crimson wound about 10 cm long on his thigh. ”
It is understood that the suspect arrested by the Japanese police is a suspect named Riku Tanaka (21 years old), whose occupation is unknown, and the suspect lives in a house near the place of the incident.
Neighbors revealed that the suspect Tanaka lived with his mother and siblings, and he usually greeted each other when they met, and he seemed to be a very ordinary social person.
Police said: Before the shooting, the suspect Tanaka had an argument with a woman in the passenger seat and two other women, a total of four people. There are no signs of drug or alcohol use at the time of the incident.
In Japan, although the police have guns, the threshold for shooting is very high. At present, everyone is very concerned about the future direction of this case.
However, Mr. Seizo Sasaki, who worked in the Saitama Prefectural Police Investigation Division 1, said in an interview with the media, "If a vehicle is coming towards a police officer, I think the use of weapons can be used as a deterrent to resist the execution of official duties, and this is a case of emergency evacuation in self-defense." ”