Elderly couple in their 20s” kicked a man in his 80s in the leg.

Apologize!”

The voices of a disturbing man and woman echoed in the street of a quiet residential area, and in front of them lay an elderly man in agony, badly injured.

On January 20, the Seijo Police Station of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department arrested Daiki Matsumoto, 22, an office worker, and his wife, Yukina, 23, an unemployed woman, both living in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, on suspicion of inflicting injury. They assaulted a man in his 80s, Mr. A, causing him to fall and seriously injuring him on a street in Minamikarasuyama, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. Upon investigation, Daiki admitted to the crime, saying, “There is no doubt about it,” while Yukina denied it, saying, “I don’t remember assaulting my grandfather. The suspect is said to have denied it, saying, “I don’t remember assaulting my grandfather.

The incident occurred on the evening of January 17. The Matsumoto couple got off their bicycles and attacked Mr. A, who was waiting at a traffic light, saying, ‘The tires of our bicycles hit each other. The couple got off their bicycles and were waiting at a traffic light when Mr. and Mrs. A. “The tires of the bicycles hit them. Daiki grabbed Ms. A by the chest and threw her to the ground. Mr. A suffered a broken left arm and other serious injuries, including a two-month recovery.

Upon receiving a report, the police determined that Daiki and the other suspects were involved in the incident based on security camera footage from the area around the scene. This led to their arrest. Did Daiki and the other suspects have any sense of guilt? When this magazine’s photographer filmed the transfer from the police station, his face, which had been looking straight ahead, turned down.

The couple had never met Mr. and Mrs. A. Why did Daiki and the other suspects blame Ms. A. for the crime?

According to a Fuji TV report, the couple lightly touched the body of Mr. and Mrs. A’s bicycle just before the incident. Perhaps Daiki and the other suspects had a grudge against Mr. A, who fell down. They repeatedly told Mr. A, who had fallen down, to “apologize! repeatedly to the fallen Mr. A.

Whatever the motive may be, it is unforgivable to assault an elderly person violently. The police are investigating the details of the incident.