靖国神社落書き疑い、中国籍男逮捕　出国の男２人を指名手配―警視庁

　靖国神社（東京都千代田区）の石柱が落書きされた事件で、警視庁公安部は９日、器物損壊と礼拝所不敬の疑いで、中国籍の職業不詳、姜卓君容疑者（２９）＝埼玉県朝霞市宮戸＝を逮捕した。認否を明らかにしていない。
　公安部は同日までに同容疑で、ほかに中国籍の男２人の逮捕状を取得し、指名手配した。
　逮捕容疑は５月３１日午後９時５５分ごろから約５分間、靖国神社の石柱に赤色のスプレーで「Ｔｏｉｌｅｔ（トイレ）」と落書きした疑い。（2024/07/09-17:49）

Tokyo's Metropolitan Police Department on Tuesday arrested a 29-year-old Chinese national for alleged vandalism at Yasukuni Shrine in the Japanese capital earlier this year.
   The Chinese national, who lives in the city of Asaka, Saitama Prefecture, north of Tokyo, is suspected of damaging property and committing disrespectful acts at a place of worship.
   The MPD also obtained arrest warrants for two other Chinese nationals. The 36-year-old and 25-year-old men are believed to have arrived in Japan on May 29 and left for Shanghai in the early hours of June 1, a few hours after the incident.
   In the case, the word "toilet" was written in red spray paint on a stone pillar at the shrine around 9:55 p.m. on May 31. The 36-year-old is believed to have been the one who written the graffiti, and the 25-year-old is suspected to have recorded the act.
   A video showing the act has spread on social media. It also shows the 36-year-old man apparently urinating against the stone pillar.