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Wakayama police inspector suspended for pointing gun at colleague

Summary by Japan Today
Wakayama Prefectural Police said Tuesday they have referred a chief inspector in his 40s to prosecutors on suspicion of violating Japan's swords and firearms control law after he allegedly pointed a handgun at a colleague on multiple occasions while fooling around during breaks in training. The police suspended him for…

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Wakayama police inspector suspended for pointing gun at colleague

Wakayama Prefectural Police said Tuesday they have referred a chief inspector in his 40s to prosecutors on suspicion of violating Japan's swords and firearms control law after he allegedly pointed a handgun at a colleague on multiple occasions while fooling around during breaks in training. The police suspended him for…

·Sakado, Japan
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Japan Today broke the news in Sakado, Japan on Tuesday, December 16, 2025.
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