Society | Jun 07

Nagano City councilman accused of spraying bodily fluid on bicycle seat

Jun 07 (tokyoreporter.com) - Nagano Prefectural Police have arrested Nagano City councilman for allegedly causing damage to a bicycle with his own bodily fluid earlier this year, reports the Yomiuri Shimbun

At around 11:50 p.m. on June 30, Hikaru Oide, 28, allegedly sprayed an unspecified bodily fluid on the seat of the bicycle while it was parked at the housing complex of its owner in the northern part of the prefecture.

The Nagano Chuo Police Station did not reveal whether Oide, who has been accused of causing property damage, admits to the allegations or the relationship between the suspect and victim.

Police are now seeking a motive for the crime, believing that the suspect and victim experienced a problem between them.

Source: ANNnewsCH


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