Prison term sought for ex-cop for possessing sword in front of embassy

Tuesday 07th October, 05:05 AM JST

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buggerlugs at 07:25 AM JST - 7th October

wow!! Old skool terrorism!! people clevererer than me, please explain what is a legitimate reason for holding a sword (I'm assuming unblunted) outside an embassey...?
Osakadaz at 08:56 AM JST - 7th October

well well well...one cop that wears his bigotry on his sleeve.He should be applauded.
Zuleyka at 09:42 AM JST - 7th October

wow! concern citizen.lol
BlackFlag at 09:57 AM JST - 7th October

Each note was addressed to U.S. President George W Bush and Japan’s then Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda.

hahahahahahaha. I wonder if he wrote one in English?
kavikahi at 10:11 AM JST - 7th October

An uploaded video on the internet may have gotten more viewers and lasted longer than this news.
thepro at 10:31 AM JST - 7th October

hahahahahahaha. I wonder if he wrote one in English?

Dear Joji Busshu. You is the sucks! Kitachosen is terroristo!
soldave at 10:43 AM JST - 7th October

"The impact it has on society is significant". Can't really say it's had a huge impact on society in my little part of Japan.
CavemanLawyer at 11:37 AM JST - 7th October

hurled at the building a bottle containing two notes opposing the U.S. move to remove North Korea from its list of terror-supporting nations.

It must really smart to now know that the U.S. had no intention of honoring its promise to remove N.K. from that list.

Have a great year buddy! --Cirroc
dennis0bauer at 03:32 PM JST - 7th October

It seems that the police is full of the creme de la creme of japanese society
BBLeo at 09:15 PM JST - 7th October

Cop got the chop. And now behind the bars the real 'Fiesta' will start if any of inmates are there that he lock them up. He didn't like honest life but he chooses to drive on very bumpy and muddy road. Just few more years in jail would be fine, is he something special?
elbudamexicano at 07:46 PM JST - 8th October

I think it would be nicer to send this ex-cop to Shinagawa, you know, where they have many of the Tokyo gaijin prisoners or to the other jail in Fuchu. I am sure the gaijin prisoner would love to have him near them.