A female driver who set off fireworks with a male employee's nose is absurd because of the reason
Oct 28, 2024
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In addition, two men who cooperated with the woman were also caught together and are under police investigation.
Honda (39, male), an employee of a construction company like Muramoto (44), a female dump truck driver in Hyogo Prefecture, and Azuma (55, male), a contract worker, are under investigation for injury and assault to fellow employees, according to Japan's ABC TV.
According to a police investigation, Muramoto is suspected of putting a firecracker into the nose of a 56-year-old male colleague A and lighting it with a lighter on the street in Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture, in April.
Honda was found to have fired an air gun at another male colleague, B, 50, at the company's office in Takarazuka City this summer.
Muramoto and Honda are also accused of pouring flammable liquid substances into B's hips and setting him on fire, injuring him.
Azuma was found to have elbowed B in the eye and hit B in the buttocks with a baseball bat.
Their assault was due to the mistakes of the victims.
Police suspect Muramoto and others routinely used violence against male victims in the name of 'punishment for mistakes at work'.
Muramoto has denied the allegations in response to the investigation, while Honda and Azuma have admitted some of the allegations. Police said they sent Muramoto and three others to the prosecution office.
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