The director of the Nara police said that he assumed all responsibility for the assassination of Abe's assassination

Jimu Journalist Hu Xiuwen

According to the US Cable TV News Network on July 9, the funeral of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will be held on the 11th and 12th. On the 11th, a night -length ceremony was held, and a memorial service was held on the 12th. The funeral will be hosted in a temple in Tokyo in a temple in Tokyo.

According to the NHK report, the National Police Department of Japan stated that it would review the security arrangements before the shooting. The security work is responsible for the Nara County Police.

Nara County Police Director Ghosta Tsukizuka said that he did not deny Abe's security existence. At a press conference on the 9th, he said that the authorities were investigating what problems had security before Abe had been shot. He added that he "assumed responsibility" for the security failure that caused Abe's killing.

A car carrying the former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe arrived in Tokyo on Saturday, July 9th (picture source: CNN)

"This is the strongest guilt and regret I have felt in the 27 years of law enforcement," he said.

The suspect of Shooting Abe also said that the weapons he used was self -made. The unemployed mountain told the investigators that he hated a group he thought he was connected with Abe, but the police did not disclose the name of the group.

The iron pipe wrapped in tapes made a variety of types of guns. Police discovered guns equipped with three, five, and six iron pipes as barrels. Police said the suspect inserted the bullet into the tube of his homemade gun, and the guns were made by the parts he purchased online. Police believe that the suspect used the most powerful weapon he made in assassination.

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