At least 8 injured in hammer attack at Japanese university: Reports
- Eight students were injured in a hammer attack at Hosei University's Tama Campus in Machida, Tokyo, according to police reports.
- The assailant, a 22-year-old South Korean woman, was subdued and arrested after swinging a hammer during a class.
- The suspect expressed frustration at being ignored by a group of students and used a hammer she found on campus.
- All eight injured students sustained only minor injuries and were conscious after the attack, as reported by NHK.
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Hammer swung in classroom, several students injured: 'They were bleeding from the head'
Japanese police said they have arrested a 22-year-old South Korean student suspected of attacking several students with a hammer in a classroom, leaving eight of them in need of medical treatment for injuries. The attack was allegedly motivated by bullying of the young woman, according to state broadcaster NHK.
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