2008年4月4日金曜日

U.S.sailor held over taxi murder

ホンマに良いんですか?

日米地位協定の見直しをするべきでわ?

なめとったら あかんで しかし!!

小生には、米国籍を取りたいが為に、軍隊に入ったとしか思われない。

そして捕まってから語ってることも 一部詐病では??と思われて仕方がない。


Really good? It time to review the Status of Forces? However, AKAN TOTTARA lick! ! I, the United States wants to get married is for the United States military enlistment seem. At large from talking with some of you seem to have feigned illness. Google use automatic translation



http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/national/20080404TDY01305.htm







U.S. sailor held over taxi murder
The Yomiuri Shimbun
U.S. Navy seaman apprentice Olatunbosun Ugbogu arrives at Yokosuka Police Station on Thursday afternoon.
YOKOSUKA, Kanagawa--The Kanagawa prefectural police arrested Thursday a seaman apprentice of the U.S. Yokosuka Naval Base on suspicion of robbing and murdering a Tokyo taxi driver last month in Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, police said.
Olatunbosun Ugbogu, 22, of Nigerian nationality, had been detained by the U.S. Navy for alleged desertion from the base. The Japanese government asked at a Japan-U.S. Joint Committee on Thursday for approval for Ugbogu's handover before his indictment on suspicion of the murder, citing the Japan-U.S. Status of Forces Agreement. His preindictment handover to the Japanese side came on the same day soon after an agreement was reached at the committee.
It is the fifth handover of a U.S. serviceman before the filing of a formal indictment since 1995, when the implementation of the Japan-U.S. Status of Forces Agreement was reviewed. The sailor is a crew member of the Aegis-equipped vessel Cowpens, which is based at Yokosuka. He has acquired permanent residence status in the United States.
Ugbogu was arrested at Yokosuka Police Station at 3:45 p.m. after being taken there from the base by a police vehicle.
The special investigation squad at the police station announced the sailor had confessed in questioning conducted in the presence of U.S. military representatives to the killing of the taxi driver, Masaaki Takahashi, 61, and to fleeing from the scene. He also said he had traveled to Yokosuka alone.
According to the police statement, the sailor killed Takahashi by stabbing him in the left shoulder with a kitchen knife while the taxi was parked on a road in Yokosuka at about 9:20 p.m. on March 19. He ran off, not paying the 19,560 yen tax fare and expressway toll for the journey from JR Shinagawa Station in Minato Ward, Tokyo, to Yokosuka.
When Takahashi's body was found, the taxi's meter showed the sailor was paying the fare, but a credit card reader indicated the card was unusable, investigative sources said. A credit card in the name of the sailor was found dropped below the driver's seat in the taxi. The card was found to have been suspended by a credit card company before the murder occurred.
According to police sources and U.S. Navy investigations, the sailor had taken the kitchen knife from the home of a female acquaintance in Tokyo, whom he had stayed with since he left the base on March 8.
He also told the investigators that he committed the crime because god told him to kill a person.
The special investigation squad intends to question the sailor about his motive and why he had the kitchen knife before getting into the taxi.
(Apr. 4, 2008)