TOKYO: A man accused of throwing a pipe bomb at Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in April has been charged with attempted murder, a court spokeswoman said on Wednesday (Sep 6). Ryuji Kimura, 24,
TOKYO: A man accused of throwing a pipe bomb at Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in April has been charged with attempted murder, a court spokeswoman said on Wednesday .Kishida was unharmed after the attack, while Kimura was arrested at the scene.A Wakayama district court spokeswoman told AFP Kimura"was indicted" on Wednesday.
Suspected gunpowder, as well as pipe-like objects and tools were found at Kimura's home during a police search after the attack.Kimura reportedly underwent psychiatric evaluation for about three months before being charged. Kimura had previously filed a lawsuit against the government, complaining about the country's minimum age for running in elections.
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