Tokyo, Shinagawa Ward, Hoshi Pharmaceutical University: Chemical Leak, 6 Students Taken to Hospital with Headaches
In the evening of the 16th, at Hoshi Pharmaceutical University in Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo, six male and female university students inhaled leaked chemicals, complained of headaches and dizziness, and were transported to the hospital. All symptoms are believed to be mild, and the Metropolitan Police Department is investigating the details.
Three arrested for allegedly defrauding Pokemon cards worth 51 million yen
Three suspects, including a 38-year-old, were arrested by the Metropolitan Police Department for allegedly defrauding three "Pokemon" cards, worth approximately 51 million yen, from a man in his 30s by preparing fake bundles of cash.
Film director Shinji Hamasaki arrested on suspicion of drunk driving
On the evening of the 25th, film director Shinji Hamasaki was arrested on the spot by the Metropolitan Police Department for driving a car while intoxicated on a street in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo.

Off-Duty IMPD Officer Arrested for Battery After Gym Fight
An off-duty Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officer has been arrested for battery following a fight at a Crunch Fitness gym.
Tokyo Suginami: House completely burns down, one body found in the wreckage
On the afternoon of the 8th, a house in Suginami Ward, Tokyo, completely burned down. One body was found in the wreckage. Contact has been lost with a woman in her 90s who lived in the house, and the Metropolitan Police Department is confirming whether the deceased is this woman while investigating the cause of the fire.
Suspect arrested on suspicion of fraud, identified through bank's suspicious withdrawal monitoring
A 25-year-old Vietnamese national has been arrested by the Metropolitan Police Department on suspicion of defrauding approximately 8 million yen by posing as a woman on a dating app, according to investigative sources. The suspect is believed to have played a role in withdrawing the laundered proceeds of the fraud, moving money between various accounts. The identification of the suspect was reportedly made possible by a bank's independent monitoring efforts for suspicious withdrawals.