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Man arrested for assaulting woman and pouring water on police officer

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Kanagawa Prefectural Police have arrested a 34-year-old man on suspicion of assaulting a 36-year-old woman and obstructing a police officer during the performance of his duty by pouring water on him.

According to police, the suspect, Shu Nukaga, whose occupation and address are unknown, was arrested on Aug 16, Sankei Shimbun reported. He has denied injuring the woman, whom he doesn’t know, and said the police officer spilled the water on himself.

Nukaga had been drinking at the izakaya in Aikawa, Kanagawa Prefecture, at around 1 a.m. on Aug 16, and was intoxicated. Witnesses said that Nukaga got into an argument with a female acquaintance and hit her, after which she went outside.

Two part-time restaurant employees, including the woman Nukaga is accused of assaulting, went outside to see if Nukaga's acquaintance was OK. While they were outside, Nukaga also came out of the izakaya, and assaulted one of the part-timers, shoving her to the ground, kicking her in the face and fracturing the middle finger of her left hand.

The victim’s colleagues managed to restrain Nukaga and called police. After he was taken to the police station, he reportedly poured water on the officer questioning him.

After Nukaga was taken into custody, police said he poured a glass of water over an officer at at Atsugi Police Department, while being questioned about the assault incident.

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How drunk could this guy be to pour a glass of water on the police officer after getting arrested? And I agree with Reckless; adding that in many other countries, neither the arrest, nor the beating he would have get from the police would not make the national news.

6 ( +7 / -1 )

Izakaya open at 1AM. I thought they were to close by 10? All talk (to make the public happy BUT no Action as usual.

2 ( +7 / -5 )

That poor police officer. He’s going to need time off.

4 ( +8 / -4 )

He said the police officer spilled the water on himself.

I thought only Ted Striker and babies did that.

obstructing a police officer during the performance of his duty by pouring water on him.

Boy, if the officer had difficulty doing his job after having water poured on him, imagine if he was involved in gun play or a bottle of juice entering the action.

The victim’s colleagues managed to restrain Nukaga and called police. After he was taken to the police station, he reportedly poured water on the officer questioning him.

Why was there even water around him?

Did the police offer him a drink?

Was it already on their desk, because you know, it's so stressful playing so many smartphone games on duty, they need liters of water around?

Was it a bad manzai act?

-1 ( +2 / -3 )

Nukaga also came out of the izakaya, and assaulted one of the part-timers, shoving her to the ground, kicking her in the face and fracturing the middle finger of her left hand.

When this idiot did all of this, the water pouring seems insignificant .

Whether drunk or not, assaulting an employee of the establishment should get him decent jail time.

I assume his acquaintance refused to press charges!!

7 ( +7 / -0 )

Another drunken hero beating on women. Lock him up for five years to give him time to ponder his drunken cowardliness.

7 ( +8 / -1 )

Nukaga you weak, pathetic little man. You assault a woman, and then proceed to assault another woman resulting in fracturing her finger. Probably learned it from watching your father beat your mother growing up you loser.

4 ( +4 / -0 )

When I was arrested I wasn’t given any water for the whole day. I even begged. How did he get water, and how did he get a glass?

3 ( +3 / -0 )

Only in such a safe country does a drunk and disorderly arrest make national news

Kicking a woman in the face 'disorderly?'

Really?

2 ( +2 / -0 )

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