世田谷せたがや女性じょせい殺害さつがい容疑者ようぎしゃをストーカー規制法きせいほう違反いはん疑うたがいで再逮捕さいたいほへ

In September, in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, a 30-year-old suspect, who was the victims boyfriend, was arrested for killing a 40-year-old woman by slashing her with a knife. The Metropolitan Police Department plans to re-arrest the suspect as early as the 22nd on suspicion of violating the Anti-Stalking Act and other charges, as he is suspected of having lain in wait near the scene on the day of the incident and having broken into the womans apartment before the crime.

Park Yongjun, a 30-year-old South Korean national with an unknown address and occupation, was arrested on suspicion of murder for allegedly killing his former partner, 40-year-old South Korean national Ban Ji-won, by slashing her with a knife and other means in a residential area of Setagaya, Tokyo, on September 1.

It is said that they are remaining silent in response to the investigation.

In August, the female victim visited a police box in Tokyo and reported that when I talked about breaking up, he became violent. The Metropolitan Police Department had verbally warned the suspect and given other guidance.

According to investigators, it was later discovered that on the day of the incident, the suspect had been lying in wait for the woman near the scene for several hours, and is also suspected of having broken into her apartment building before the incident and loitering near her room.

The Metropolitan Police Department plans to rearrest him as early as the 22nd on suspicion of violating the Anti-Stalking Act and trespassing into a residence.

The two are believed to have met through a Japanese language learning app and had been dating since April of this year. The Metropolitan Police Department is continuing to investigate the details of the incident.

According to the Metropolitan Police Department, the suspect arrived in Japan from South Korea on August 23 and was staying at the victim’s apartment in Tokyo.

After that, in the early hours of August 29, the woman visited a police box in Tokyo and reported that when I tried to break up with him, he became violent. As a result, the Metropolitan Police Department evacuated her to a safe location and verbally instructed the suspect not to contact or approach her.

The suspect submitted a written pledge at this time, stating, among other things, that he would not contact or approach the woman.

On top of that, since they said they were going to Osaka, a police officer accompanied them to Tokyo Station and saw them off.

However, on the following day, August 30th, a security guard at the woman’s apartment building called 110 to report a suspicious person, and it was discovered that the suspect had entered the building and was seen wandering near the woman’s room.

The Metropolitan Police Department once again gave verbal guidance and urged the individual to return to their home country, and around 1:00 p.m. on the 30th, they saw them through the security checkpoint at Narita Airport.

The incident happened two days later, on September 1st.

The Metropolitan Police Department had not been able to track the suspects movements after passing through the security checkpoint, but it was later discovered that the suspect canceled the airline ticket and remained in the country.

After leaving the airport, the suspect stayed at a hotel near the womans apartment.

It was confirmed through security camera footage and other means that the day before the incident, a fruit knife was purchased at a supermarket, and after stopping by near the scene for about 10 minutes, the person went directly from the hotel to the scene by taxi on the day of the incident.

The scene was related to the womans work, and it is believed that the suspect had been lying in wait in the area for several hours.

Three days before the incident, he is suspected of having looked at the woman’s smartphone without permission and found out her plans for that day.

And after the incident, it is believed that he took a taxi about 600 meters away from the scene and headed to Haneda Airport.

The suspect had booked a ticket to South Korea, but was found at Terminal 3 of Haneda Airport, where international flights arrive and depart, on the evening of the day of the incident and was arrested.