Shinzo Abe was shot dead on July 8 during a street rally. | Font: Photo: AFP / Video: EFE
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Director of the National Police Agency of Japan, Itaru Nakamuraresigned this Thursday in an attack that cost the life of a former prime minister Shinzo Abe July 8 during a street rally.
Nakamura’s resignation was announced today at a press conference during the presentation of a report on the operation of a security device deployed during an election rally organized in the city. narain which Shinzo Abe was shot twice by a man armed with an improvised firearm.
The head of the Japanese National Police confirmed that his resignation was due to the “serious” failures of the aforementioned device, which led to a “serious result”, and indicated that the authorities should “reconsider the ways of ensuring security” and “start from scratch.”
The report states that there was an obvious flaw “in terms of security” due to the actions of the late former president, and that the poor placement of agents and bodyguards, as well as the small number of police officers on the ground, “caused a vacuum in the back protection” from where Shinzo Abe It was.
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The acknowledged author of the Abe assassination, a 41-year-old ex-military identified as Tetsuya Yamagamishot a politician in the back while he was making a speech on a small island while the movement continued behind him.
“None of the bodyguards knew about the approach of the suspect and did not immediately realize that the sound of the shots was caused by a firearm,” the text adds.
After the first shot, which missed Shinzō Abe, “no action was taken to get Abe out of danger, such as pulling him off the lectern or throwing him to the ground,” as evidenced by images recorded by witnesses present. speech, and it was already late when the bodyguards saw the shooter and tried to block the shot. (EFE)
Source: RPP
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