
19日午前、神奈川県藤沢市の交差点で観光バスや乗用車、タクシーなど少なくとも4台が絡む事故が発生。乗用車に乗っていた77歳女性が死亡し、14人が病院に搬送された。
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19日午前9時ごろ、神奈川県藤沢市の交差点で観光バスや乗用車など少なくとも4台が絡む事故が発生した。
19日午前9時ごろ、神奈川県藤沢市の交差点で、通行人から「車とバスとタクシーの交通事故があった」と119番があった。
市消防局などによると、観光バスと乗用車、タクシーなど少なくとも4台が絡む事故で、14人が病院に搬送された。うち乗用車に乗っていた女性(77)が死亡した。
搬送されたのは乗用車の2人とバスに乗っていた60~80代の男女11人のほか、別の車の20代男性1人。死亡した女性以外の13人は命に別条はなかった。
乗用車が対向車線に進入し、タクシーなど複数台に衝突。さらに交差点に入り、バスとぶつかったとみられ、県警が詳しい状況を調べている。
現場は小田急江ノ島線藤沢本町駅から東へ約200メートルの信号のある十字路交差点。
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At around 2:30 a.m. on the 18th, Masakatsu Watanabe (46) was stabbed in the left chest with a knife and died on the street in Fussa City, Tokyo. An officer from the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's Fussa Police Station responded to a report from a witness and found Watanabe lying on the ground, and he was pronounced dead on the way to the hospital. On the same day, suspect Takashi Kudo (50), whose residence and occupation are unknown, who had fled the scene, was captured in Akishima City and arrested on suspicion of murder. The suspect denied some of the charges, saying, ``There's no doubt that I did it, but I didn't have any murderous intent.'' Watanabe was on the street after eating with an acquaintance when he got into trouble with Kudo, who got into a fight with him, and Kudo apparently left the scene and returned with a knife and stabbed him. The site is located in an area lined with restaurants about 300 meters east of JR Fussa Station.

On the afternoon of the 16th, a 62-year-old office worker was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder for strangling a woman with an electrical cord at a residence in Isesaki City, Gunma Prefecture. The woman is unconscious and in critical condition. Isesaki Police Station is investigating the motive.

On the 16th, the Kyoto District Court acquitted Yukio Tanaka (59), a member of the Kudo-kai group, a designated dangerous organized crime group, of murder and other charges in the 2013 shooting death of Takayuki Daito, the former president of Ohsho Food Service, which operates the Gyoza Ohsho chain, in Kyoto. Regarding DNA testing of cigarette butts, the focus was on evaluating circumstantial evidence, as there was little direct evidence of the defendant's involvement.

On the 16th, the Kyoto District Court acquitted Yukio Tanaka (59), a member of the Kudo-kai group, a designated dangerous organized crime group, of murder and other charges in the 2013 shooting death of Takayuki Daito, the former president of Ohsho Food Service, which operates Gyoza Ohsho. The identity of the culprit became a point of contention, and the focus was on DNA testing of cigarette butts found near the crime scene.

The body of a 39-year-old woman was found in a hotel in Naha City, and the suspect, Devin Jacob Ballard, a 20-year-old U.S. Marine Corps Private First Class at Futenma Air Base, was arrested on suspicion of robbery and murder. After the incident, a series of slanders were made against the victim on social media, and the bereaved family complained of damage to their dignity.Prefectural police asked the social media company to delete the illegal posts and said they would proceed with an investigation based on the law and evidence.

On the 16th, the Kyoto District Court acquitted Yukio Tanaka (59), a member of the Kudo-kai group, on charges of murder and violation of the Firearms and Swords Act for killing Takayuki Daito (72 at the time), the former president of Osho Food Service, in December 2013, citing a lack of direct evidence. Prosecutors claimed there was a connection between the DNA on the cigarette butt and the light passenger car, but the court ruled that they could not prove the crime.