Teen attacks 5 with kitchen knives in street rampage in Tokyo

Teen attacks 5 with kitchen knives in street rampage in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Police cordon off part of a shopping street in front of Togoshiginza Station in Tokyo's Shinagawa Ward, where a 16-year-old boy armed with kitchen knives attacked five people on Jan. 5, injuring two of them.

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