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19 Dead In Japan Knife Attack

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TOKYO (AP) — Japan's national broadcaster NHK is reporting that 15 people were killed and 45 injured in a knife attack at a facility for the handicapped in Sagamihara, just outside Tokyo. The report said police have arrested a knife-wielding man after he turned himself in. NHK said the suspect, 26, is a former employee at the facility. Kyodo News agency reported that 19 people are dead and 20 injured.

I can't grasp how you manage to do that much damage with a knife.

Handicapped people? People who likely do not have the processing ability or reaction time or coordination to possibly fight back.

 

COWARD!

Handicapped people? People who likely do not have the processing ability or reaction time or coordination to possibly fight back.

 

COWARD!

I have several other choice words to add to coward, but it would get me a long time out at the very least.

Knifes then? Isnt the goal to ban something everytime an event like this happens?

Edited by Jumper_Dad
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Boxcutters, Planes, Fertilizer, Trucks, Guns, Grenades or Knives...Evil always finds a way!

So should we ban workplaces?

 

Now that is ban we can all get behind.

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