Japanese media: When Abe was shot, 22 people were responsible for the police including 7 special police officers

Abe's suspect was controlled after shooting.(Data map)

Overseas Network, July 9th. On the 8th local time, former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot dead during a lecture on the streets of Nara County.According to Japanese media reports on the 9th, a total of 22 people were responsible for the work at the time, including 7 special police, but still failed to stop the suspects nearly at hand.

According to the Liberal Democratic Party's Nara County Branch Federation, 7 special policemen from the Police Department and the Nara County Police at the scene, and 15 staff members from the county branch federation were responsible for the work of police and guards.There were also people behind Abe, but the suspects outside 3 meters were still not shot.In response, the former police officer's criminal police officer Yoshikawa Yoshi, from the results, can only show that the police made mistakes.The President of the Japanese Bodyguard Association Ajujin Liangshu also said that the guards at the scene lacked the ability to understand and grasp the surrounding situation.(Overseas network Zhang Ni)

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