About 27 hurt as suspected thieves use tear gas at Tokyo station

About 27 hurt as suspected thieves use tear gas at Tokyo station

TOKYO, Japan - Firefighters in protective gear work after four suspected pickpockets released a chemical spray on a platform at Tokyo's Nishi-Nippori Station on April 6. The incident left 27 people, including two police officers and train passengers, injured, the police and firefighters said. (Kyodo)

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