Shots break windows of Taisei Corp. office

Shots break windows of Taisei Corp. office

FUKUOKA, Japan - Police inspect the Kyushu office of general construction contractor Taisei Corp. in Fukuoka after several shots were fired at the building early Nov. 20, breaking office windows. One widow was completely broken and bullet holes were found in five other windows facing a street, as shown in the photo. Police found a rifle in front of the entrance to the building.

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