Girl in Sasebo classmate killing to be institutionalized

Girl in Sasebo classmate killing to be institutionalized

SASEBO, Japan - A car carrying an 11-year-old girl charged with killing a classmate in June at their school departs from the Sasebo branch of the Nagasaki Family Court on Sept. 15. The court decided to institutionalize the girl. The decision provides for a compulsory measure where the girl's freedom of movement may be restricted for two years at an institution for the rehabilitation of delinquent children. (Kyodo)

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