Shaved head, looking straight ahead… “Awesome photo” of “affiliated gang leader’s man” sent for prosecution for repeatedly hitting the gang leader in the head and stomach with a sword.

The man who came out of the police station to be sent to jail had a “terrific” look. He had a shaved head and a sharp gaze. He looked straight ahead at the assembled reporters and got into the convoy.

On September 20, the Ushigome Police Station of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department arrested Toshiyuki Ichinomiya, 55, of unknown address and occupation, on suspicion of attempted murder. Ichinomiya is a senior member of the Kanto Sekine-gumi, a designated crime syndicate. The alleged incident occurred in the early morning hours of August 30.

Severely injured with an avulsion fracture of the skull

At around 3:30 a.m., Ichinomiya ambushed Mr. A, a gang leader in his 50s who was also a member of the Kanto Sekine clan, on a street in Araki-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo.

Mr. A sustained serious injuries, including an avulsion fracture of the skull. He was rushed to the hospital, and although it is unknown how long it will take for him to fully recover, he is said to be in a stable condition. Ichinomiya drove close to the crime scene and fled immediately after the crime was committed,” said a reporter from a national newspaper.

(A reporter from a national newspaper’s social media department). The suspect’s involvement emerged from security camera footage in the area, leading to his arrest. When questioned, Ichinomiya said the following and gave no detailed statement: “I have no comment.

I have no comment.

The police are investigating the case because they believe that there was a personal problem between Mr. A and Ichinomiya.