Stabbing in Osaka Leaves 17 Year-Old Dead and Two Others Seriously Injured
A 21-year-old suspect was arrested after a dispute led to a stabbing that left one 17-year-old dead and two others injured, police said.
- Osaka prefectural police reported a fatal stabbing at midnight on Sunday in the Dotonbori entertainment district, Chuo Ward, where three young men were hospitalized and 17-year-old Kamada Ryunosuke died.
- According to accounts at the scene, witnesses and acquaintances said the suspect had a quarrel with the three boys before the attack.
- Police described the suspect as a man in his early 20s wearing dark clothing who fled the scene, warning the weapon has not been recovered and may still be in the suspect's possession.
- Police are investigating the case as a homicide and arrested a 21-year-old man on suspicion of murder on Sunday morning after he fled the scene.
- The two other victims, believed to be in their late teens and from Osaka Prefecture, sustained injuries and one is said to be unconscious, hospital staff treating the injured said.
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17-Year-Old Fatally Stabbed in Osaka’s Dotonbori; Suspect at Large
OSAKA — The Osaka prefectural police are investigating a fatal stabbing that occurred at midnight on Sunday in the popular Dotonbori entertainment district. Three young men were taken to the hospital after being attacked and a 17-year-old male was later pronounced dead from multiple stab wounds to the chest.
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