
The 7th trial of Daisuke Tabuchi (54), who was accused of assaulting and assaulting a special public servant during an interrogation by the Osaka District Public Prosecutors Office's Special Investigation Department, was held on the 19th, after he was accused of assaulting and assaulting a special public servant.During questioning, the defendant once again denied any charges of assault, saying that he was trying to carry out his duties as a public prosecutor.
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In December 2019, Tabuchi was in charge of interrogating a man who was a subordinate of the former president of a real estate company in an investigation into a business-related embezzlement case involving a school corporation.
The seventh trial of Daisuke Tabuchi (54), a prosecutor accused of assaulting and abusing a special public servant, was held on the 19th at the Osaka District Court (presiding judge Naoko Omori) after he yelled at the Osaka District Public Prosecutors Office's Special Investigation Department, saying things like ``Don't mess with the prosecution'' and was later charged with assaulting and abusing a special public servant. The defendant was questioned, and Tabuchi once again denied any acts of brutality, saying that he was ``trying to perform his duties as a public prosecutor'' during the interrogation.
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In December 2019, Tabuchi was in charge of interrogating a man who was a subordinate of the former president of a real estate company (who was found not guilty) in an investigation into a business-related embezzlement case involving a school corporation.
When asked by his defense attorney about suspicions that some of the interrogations involved rape, Tabuchi emphasized, ``While there were certainly some instances in which he pursued the case harshly, he was trying to do his best as a prosecutor, and it is unacceptable for him to be judged as a crime or rape.''
Regarding the man, he said, ``Even though the trial was decided (guilty) a long time ago, the audio recording (video) of my trial was shown in the media, and I think it makes me feel very bad.I am truly sorry.''
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The court will make a determination as to whether or not there was an act of brutality.
Very likely · Within weeks

The Tsu District Court sentenced Mizutoyo Mizutani, a former truck driver, to seven years in prison, as requested, in a trial for violating the Motor Vehicle Driving Punishment Act when he rear-ended a passenger car with a large truck on the Shin-Meishin Expressway in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, killing six people, including three children, in March.

The 8th trial of Daisuke Tabuchi, who was charged with assaulting and abusing a special public servant for saying things like ``I don't care for the prosecution'' during an interrogation by the Osaka District Public Prosecutors Office's Special Investigation Department, was held at the Osaka District Court.When asked about the defendant, Tabuchi explained, ``I thought he was a person who could resonate with people if he spoke strongly and with emotion.''

Former truck driver Mizutoyo Mizutani (55), who was driving while looking at his smartphone in a rear-end collision that occurred on the Shin-Meishin Expressway in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, in March, was sentenced to seven years in prison by the Tsu District Court for violating the Motor Vehicle Driving Punishment Act (culpable driving causing death). Six people, including three children, died in the accident, and the president of the transportation company was referred to prosecutors for violating the Labor Standards Act.

The Tsu District Court sentenced Mizutoyo Mizutani (55), a former truck driver who was driving while looking at his smartphone, to seven years in prison, as requested, in connection with a rear-end collision that occurred on the Shin-Meishin Expressway in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, which killed six people. It was determined that at the time of the accident, the defendant was driving at approximately 82 km/h while watching a TikTok video. Additionally, the president of a transportation company who was found to be working illegal overtime has been referred to prosecutors.

The Tsu District Court sentenced Mizutoyo Mizutani (55), a former truck driver who was driving while staring at his smartphone, to seven years in prison, as requested by prosecutors, in a multiple accident that killed six people on the Shin-Meishin Expressway in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture in March 2024. A total of six people died in the accident, including five members of Matsumoto's family and Keizo Takamine.

Daisuke Tabuchi (54), a prosecutor at the Tokyo High Public Prosecutors Office who was charged with assaulting and abusing a special public servant at the Osaka District Court, responded to his first questioning of the defendant and explained that during the interrogation in December 2019, he banged the desk and yelled, ``I'm sorry for the prosecution,'' because he was troubled by the suspect's attitude and didn't want his questions to be taken lightly.