MITO, Mar 01 (News On Japan) –
A person indicted on homicide costs over the killing of a 31-year-old nailist in Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture, is suspected of attaching a location-tracking “lost-item tag” to the sufferer’s automobile, investigative sources stated, with police planning to rearrest him on March 2nd on suspicion of violating the anti-stalking legislation.
Takumi Ouchi, 28, an organization worker from Shirosato, Ibaraki Prefecture, was indicted on February tenth on costs of murdering his former accomplice, Haruka Komatsumoto, 31, at her residence in Mito on December thirty first final yr.
Investigators had beforehand discovered that Ouchi allegedly despatched a stuffed toy containing a location-tracking tag to Komatsumoto’s household dwelling earlier than the incident. Subsequent interviews with investigative sources revealed that he’s additionally believed to have hooked up the same monitoring tag to the outside of Komatsumoto’s automobile.
Ibaraki Prefectural Police are getting ready to rearrest Ouchi as early as March 2nd on suspicion of violating the Stalker Regulation Law, as authorities proceed to look at the circumstances main as much as the killing.
Source: TBS