Sunday, May 26, 2013   

Japanese duo caged for murderous street attack on Nepalese
(03-12 14:58)

A court has jailed a 22-year-old Japanese man for killing a Nepalese restaurant operator in an unprovoked street attack in which the victim was repeatedly kicked as he lay unconscious on the ground, reports said.
The court in the western city of Osaka found tattoo artist Hiroki Shiraishi and his female acquaintance Miyoko Shiraishi, 23, guilty of causing the death of 42-year-old immigrant Bishnu Prasad Dhamala last year, AFP reports.
Hiroki Shiraishi was jailed for 19 years, and Miyoko Shiraishi was ordered to serve nine years. It was not known if the two were related.
The duo were heavily drunk before they began what the court said was a random assault on the street. During the trial, security camera footage showed the Nepalese man collapse to the ground after being hit. His motionless body was then repeatedly kicked, Kyodo News reported.



   
Other World breaking news:
American English teacher held over Czech murders (05-24 16:59)
Emergency landing forces Heathrow airport to close (05-24 16:27)
Osaka rally against mayor (05-24 16:23)
Abe first Japan PM visiting Myanmar first time in 36 years (05-24 16:18)
Tsunami danger in Russia's Far East after 8.2 quake (05-24 14:38)
Outdated US highway bridge crumbles (05-24 12:10)
(H7N9 watch) Killer virus spreads in mammals, transmits by air (05-24 10:01)
One killed in Brazil fuel depot blaze (05-24 09:54)
All Blacks workhorse Ali Williams says adieu (05-24 09:46)
GlaxoSmithKline flu jab Pandemrix linked to narcolepsy, study finds (05-24 09:40)

More breaking news >>

© 2013 The Standard, The Standard Newspapers Publishing Ltd.
Contact Us | About Us | Newsfeeds | Subscriptions | Print Ad. | Online Ad. | Street Pts

 


Home | Top News | Local | Business | China | ViewPoint | CityTalk | World | Sports | People | Central Station | Spree | Features

The Standard

Trademark and Copyright Notice: Copyright 2013, The Standard Newspaper Publishing Ltd., and its related entities. All rights reserved.  Use in whole or part of this site's content is prohibited.   Use of this Web site assumes acceptance of the
Terms of Use, Privacy Statement and Copyright Policy.  Please also read our Ethics Statement.