Man sent to prosecutors over attempted murder at Kanagawa condo

Man sent to prosecutors over attempted murder at Kanagawa condo

KAWASAKI, Japan - A car carrying Kenji Imai, arrested April 1 on suspicion of attempting to kill a female janitor at a condominium building, leaves Tama Police Station in Kanagawa Prefecture on April 2.

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