OSAKA, Oct 25 (News On Japan) –
A 25-year-old male sergeant from the Osaka Prefectural Police is underneath investigation following allegations that he assaulted a station workers member.
The police officer, working within the Criminal Division of Osaka Prefectural Police, is accused of punching and injuring a station worker in his 30s within the chest and face 3 times at JR Sakai City Station, inflicting harm.
According to police, the sergeant drank alcohol at three completely different pubs, together with an izakaya, with a colleague that day, and received on the prepare whereas intoxicated, the place he received right into a dispute with a passenger.
After getting off on the station, the police officer was cautioned by the station workers, who intervened in a dispute about utilizing digital cigarettes, after which he allegedly struck the workers member within the face.
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News On Japan – Oct 25
A 25-year-old male sergeant from the Osaka Prefectural Police is underneath investigation following allegations that he assaulted a station workers member.
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