Caught Not Helping 6 Goods In The Shop, Women In Nagoya Japan Fight 2 Employees

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JAKARTA - Police in Nagoya Japan arrested a 42-year-old woman on suspicion of robbery and assault at a FamilyMart convenience store in Bangsal Naka. The incident took place on Tuesday, April 25 at around 19:00 pm. The perpetrator even bit the shop employee when he was found to have stolen the brang and food. Quoted from Kyodo News as reported by Japantoday, Thursday, April 27, the perpetrator is known as Mayumi Umemura. Local police said the perpetrator's work was unknown. Meanwhile, the stolen items included six items including rice balls. After failing to pay for their belongings, the perpetrator headed to the shop dining area on the second floor. He started eating rice balls. When approached by two male employees, Uemura tried to escape. In the fight, he bit the hands of his two employees. After his arrest, Uemura denied the allegations, the police quoted him as saying, "I didn't do anything.”

According to a convenience store, Uemura is an ordinary steamer and employees have been warned to keep an eye on him whenever he comes to the store.