Chinese national who attacked, kissed, and bit a woman’s lower lip “A woman bumped into me,” an excuse that is suspected of being “habitual.”

Man forcibly kissed and bit his lower lip

The man who emerged from the Takinogawa police station got into the convoy with a blank expression on his face, as if he had lost all emotion, keeping his sleepy eyes forward even when he noticed the camera.

On May 12, Takinogawa Police arrested Zhang Zigou, 33, a company employee of Chinese nationality, on suspicion of indecent assault and causing injury to a woman in her 20s whom he had followed.

At around 6:30 a.m. on March 29, the suspect Zhang followed a woman living in Kita-ku, Tokyo, who was on her way home, for approximately 200 meters, and entered her apartment. He is suspected of kissing the woman in the passageway and biting her lower lip, causing her to suffer an injury. The woman called 110, and an investigation of security cameras near the apartment building led to the surfacing of the suspect.

On May 14, around 8:00 a.m., the suspect was sent to the public prosecutor’s office. He wears glasses and has a quiet appearance. His detailed occupation is not known, but the police report that he is a company employee does not seem out of place at all. If he were wearing a suit, he would have the air of an ordinary office worker who could be found anywhere.

In January of this year, FRIDAY Digital reported on a case quite similar to this one. The incident took place on a night last December in Tokyo’s Nerima Ward, when the 31-year-old suspect followed a woman in her 20s who was walking alone on the street on her way home, hugged her from behind, and committed the crime. In the process, the woman fell down and was injured. The man ran away from the scene and fled, but a security camera investigation led to the suspect’s arrest. Subsequent investigation revealed the following.

“About a week after the incident, we learned that the female victim had been followed by the suspect. It is not known why the suspect reappeared in front of the victim after she had managed to escape.

In the past, a social psychology expert had the following to say about the image of a person who repeatedly commits highly addictive crimes such as voyeurism.

Some people who engage in voyeurism are pathological, such as those with voyeurism disorder (a condition in which a person becomes sexually aroused by voyeurism). Some people cannot restrain themselves and repeat the act even if they are in a social position. Some voyeurs approach voyeurism as if they were improving their fishing or gaming skills.

The same reason may be considered for the repeated acts of following women. This is because, prior to the incident involving the Zhang suspect, there had been about 10 complaints from the surrounding area that they had been followed by a suspicious man, and the police are investigating a connection between the man and the incident. The police are investigating the connection between the man and the incident,

A woman bumped into me. I did not commit any indecent act.

He denies the charge. The suspect’s “habitual” behavior is suspected.