18-yr-old boy arrested for knocking man off train platform

OKAYAMA, Japan - Police officers examine a platform at JR Okayama Station in the city of Okayama on March 26 after an 18-year-old boy allegedly pushed Kuniaki Kariya, an Okayama prefectural government official, onto the railway track from behind. Kariya was hit by an oncoming train and died of hemorrhagic shock.

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