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According to a report by Japan's Kyodo News Agency on November 5, Japan's Hamada Coast Guard has arrested three Japanese men on suspicion of assaulting an Indonesian worker who came to work in Japan through the “technical intern trainee” system on a fishing boat. According to reports, these three people are the captain and crew of the fishing boat. They assaulted this 19-year-old Indonesian worker on a fishing boat operating in the waters near Shimane Prefecture on January 25 this year. They hit the worker on the head, spread something suspected to be mustard on his face, ignited a lighter at the pesticide nozzle, sprayed flames on the worker's face, etc. According to reports, one of these three people was arrested in connection with another incident a few days ago. Law enforcement officers found a video recording the above atrocities while searching his mobile phone. Law enforcement believes there may be other suspects, and further investigations into the case are ongoing.
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According to a report by Japan's Kyodo News Agency on November 5, Japan's Hamada Coast Guard has arrested three Japanese men on suspicion of assaulting an Indonesian worker who came to work in Japan through the “technical intern trainee” system on a fishing boat. According to reports, these three people are the captain and crew of the fishing boat. They assaulted this 19-year-old Indonesian worker on a fishing boat operating in the waters near Shimane Prefecture on January 25 this year. They hit the worker on the head, spread something suspected to be mustard on his face, ignited a lighter at the pesticide nozzle, sprayed flames on the worker's face, etc. According to reports, one of these three people was arrested in connection with another incident a few days ago. Law enforcement officers found a video recording the above atrocities while searching his mobile phone. Law enforcement believes there may be other suspects, and further investigations into the case are ongoing.
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