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Elderly man disrupts Japanese bullet train service with 10-km walk on tracks

National / Crime & Legal Apr 6, 2019

Elderly man disrupts Japanese bullet train service with 10-km walk on tracks

More than 9,000 passengers were affected by the delay, East Japan Railway Co. said.

National / Crime & Legal May 21, 2016

Foreign teens arrested after climbing atop Rainbow Bridge pillar

Two teenagers — a German and a Ukrainian — have been arrested on trespassing charges after climbing to the top of a 120-meter-high pillar of the Rainbow Bridge in Minato Ward, Tokyo, on April 14, police said Friday. A 19-year-old German and an 18-year-old Ukrainian ...

Theft suspect, 17, escapes from police van, is recaptured

National / Crime & Legal Aug 29, 2014

Theft suspect, 17, escapes from police van, is recaptured

An arrested 17-year-old boy escaped from a police van while being taken to a detention facility Thursday night in Ichikawa, Chiba Prefecture, police said. He was caught about an hour later. The youth, who was held on suspicion of tresspassing and theft on July 22, ...

Kanagawa man held in thefts of schoolgirls' clothing

National / Crime & Legal Mar 15, 2013

Kanagawa man held in thefts of schoolgirls' clothing

A 40-year-old man who was arrested last month for trespassing in a school in Kanagawa Prefecture has been slapped with a fresh warrant for allegedly stealing high school girls’ clothing at various locations.

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