Japanese media: Abe's bullets or excreted on the police case at the scene for 5 days before searching the syndrome scene

Nara police seal the case on July 13 (Japan NHK TV)

Overseas Network, July 29. According to the news of Japan's NHK TV station on the 29th, former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot shot during a street speech on the 8th. Japanese searchmen said a few days ago that there were two shots in Abe, and one bullet was found. When the emergency was implemented, the bullet was excreted in vitro.

On the 29th, Abe has been attacking three weeks. According to the latest investigation of the Japanese police, the suspect Shan Sheng was also shot about 5 meters from Abe, using homemade guns, and 6 rounds of bullets can be fired. The search staff said that there may be two bullets in Abe's body, but after judicial anatomy, the doctor did not find one of the bullets. This is likely that when the on -site emergency measures were implemented, the bullet was discharged from Abe.

In order to restore the situation at the time, the Nara police had implemented a more detailed on -site searches on the 5th after the incident, that is, July 13, but did not find bullets. In response, the Nara police headquarters responded that they were conducting a wider range of search. Although no bullets were found, "there is no obstacle to the current search work." There is a voice pointing out that bullets in shooting are undoubtedly an important evidence, and on -site search evidence should be carried out immediately after the incident. The police are currently investigating this situation. (Overseas Wang Shanning)

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