Chiropractor accused of molesting woman during treatment

The Police have arrested the director of a chiropractic clinic in Kita Ward over the alleged molestation of a female patient a few days ago.

He allegedly fondled the chest of the woman, aged in her 30s, during a 40-minute treatment.

"There is no question that I touched her chest, but it was part of the treatment, the suspect was quoted by police.

"It is regrettable that there was a misunderstanding."

chiropractor  カｲﾛ ﾌﾟﾗｸﾀｰ　n)脊髄ﾍﾙｽｹｱの専門家 = back doctor

accused  ｱ キｭ-ｽﾞﾄﾞ adj)告訴された

molest　ﾓ レｽﾄ　v)性的いたずらをする

molestation  ﾓﾚ スﾃｲｼｮﾝ  n)性的いたずら

alleged  ｱ レｯｼﾞﾄ  adj)主張された、申し立てられた

allegedly  ｱ レｯｼﾞﾄﾘｰ  adv)主張によれば、申し立てによれば

chiropractic

fondle　フｧﾝﾄﾞﾙ　v)愛撫する、いちゃつく

quoted

misunderstanding 

A friend of mine said, she goes to the chiropractor who was accused.

 

Man with pickaxe attacks vehicle carrying Beat Takeshi

Today  06:30 pm JST  33 Comments 

TOKYO

A vehicle carrying acclaimed Japanese comedian, film director and actor Takeshi Kitano was attacked by a man with a pickaxe and a knife on Saturday night.

Kitano, 74, also known by his stage name Beat Takeshi, was inside the vehicle on the premises of private network TBS in Tokyo when the attack took place at around 11:40 p.m., the station reported.

The attacker, a man in his 40s from Chiba Prefecture, cracked the windshield and hit other parts of the vehicle, TBS and other local media said.

No one was injured in the attack, reports said, which took place after Kitano had finished filming a live news and entertainment show for TBS.

The man was detained by security personnel until police arrived.

Itochu employee gets 3 years in prison in China for endangering national security

BEIJING- A male employee of major Japanese trading house Itochu Corp, who was detained in China in 2018 on suspicion of endangering national security, has been sentenced to three years in prison in the country, Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said Tuesday.

A court in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou handed down the sentence to the employee on Oct 15, according to a source close to Sino-Japanese ties.

It was not immediately known what he had done in China to be convicted of endangering the country's national security.

Motegi confirmed a news report on the worker's sentencing while speaking to reporters in Tokyo.

The Japanese man, who is in his 40s, was detained during a visit to Guangzhou in February 2018.

Since 2015, at least nine Japanese have been indicted in China for alleged involvement in spying activities. With the sentencing of the Itochu worker, all nine have had verdicts rendered against them.

trading house 商社
detain　v)留置する
suspicion　n)疑い
endanger　ｲﾝデｨﾝｼﾞｬｰ v)...を危険にさらす
sentence　v)...の刑に処する　n)判決
minister　n)大臣　
court　n)裁判所
hand down 判決を言い渡す、引き継ぐ
source　n)情報源
Sino-　サｲﾉｳ　連結）中国の（と）
Sino-Japanese 中国と日本の
tie　n)結びつき、きずな
convict　ｺﾝヴィｸﾄ　v)有罪宣告をする
confirm　v)確認する
indict　ｲﾝダｲﾄ　v)起訴する、告発する
allege　ｱレｯｼﾞv)証拠無しに言い張る
involvement　ｲﾝヴォﾙｳﾞﾒﾝﾄ　n)関与
verdict　ヴァﾃﾞｨｸﾄ　n)評決
render　レﾝﾀﾞｧ　v)断念する、放棄する

The headquarters of Japanese general trading company Itochu Corp in Tokyo | Photo: REUTERS file

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Numan
Coｍpanies and tourists should stop going to China if this farce for a justice system continues to abuse its authority.

The Chinese government won't be able to use foreigners in the media as a scapegoat to rile up nationalism in the people at a time when places like Hong Kong or Taiwan and minority groups like the Uyghurs are all calling for "Revoluton"!

farce ファ-ｽ　n)茶番
justice system　司法制度
abuse　ｱビュ-ｽﾞ　v)（権力を）乱用する
authority　ｱ ソ-ﾛﾃｨ　n)権限、権限を持つ機関
scapegoat
rile up
nationalosm
minority
Uygjurs
revoluton




Strangerland
The problem is that due to the lack of transparency of the Chinese legal system, along with the fact that the Chinese government rules over 1.3 billion people who have had no say in the matter, and combined with a lack of a free press that is allowed to operate without government approval and interference, no information to ever come from the Chinese government or media can ever be trusted.

Maybe he was a spy. Or maybe he said something bad about Mao. Or mabe a CPP member on the street bumped into him, then took offense to his existence and decided he needed to be taken care of. Or maybe any of an infinite number of other possible reasons. All we really know is that the Chinese government has destroyed its own credibility through their oppression of the people's freedoms. So whatever story they tell us is simply whatever they decided they wanted to tell us. They have no obligation to be truthful, and going on their reputation, we've seen time and time again where they've been found to be untruthful.

Most Eurrope's most-wanted criminals are women

Eighteen of Europe's 21 most-wanted fugitives are women. The crime agency Europol said the suspects, who are on the run, are accused of changes like murder, human trafficking and robbery. Europol's "Crime has no gender" campaign said:"People think these crimes are not committed by women, but they are. They are equally as serious as those committed by men. "However, a crime expert said women commit serious crime "far less frequently than men".

 criminal n)犯罪者　adj)犯罪の
 fugitive n)逃亡者　フュ-ｼﾞﾃｨﾌﾞ
 suspect n)容疑者　v)疑う
 murder n)殺人　ﾏ-アﾀﾞｧ
 trafficking n)密売買　トﾗﾌｷﾝｸﾞ
 gender n)性
 campaign n)組織的活動　ｷｬﾝペｨﾝ
 commit(-ted) v)活動に深く関わる

 equally adv)平等に
 expert n)熟達者、専門家
 frequently adv)たびたび、しばしば
far less frequently  かなり少ない

Man runs toward car on street and smashes windshield

Kizaki had ran out infront of another car and kicked the license plate

Police in Toyoake, Aichi Prefecture, have arrested a 28-year-old unemployed man on suspicion of property damage after he ran toward a car driving along a street, jumped in the hood and smashed the front windshield.


Unemployed and irritated; perhaps his Playstation was broken? The victim's drive recorder images were exceptionally clear. I could see the rock that Kizaki clenched in his hand...