[Master]

The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's Nakano Station arrested a 22-year-old vocational school student on a charge of forcible obstruction of business. Police apprehended the male resident of Tokyo's Hirakawachō district by August 30 for allegedly threatening to kill a voice actress online.

According to police, the suspect admitted to the charge. The Nakano Station police took the student into custody under suspicion of disturbing business at a Nakano ward voice acting office where the voice actress is attached.

Police claim that the suspect used his own smartphone to post threatening messages to the online message board at about 2:50 p.m. on April 22. According to an archive of the 2channel (2ch) message board, the suspect's alleged threats include messages such as "I'm going to kill Suzuko Mimori" and "I'm going to push into Suzuko Mimori's office today, April 22, at 4:30 p.m. and beat Suzuko Mimori to death."

The person with the 2ch user ID reportedly associated with the suspect also posted messages praising voice actress Rena Maeda. The user demanded that fellow 2ch users stop making fun of Maeda.

That's the brutish reality of the Internet. While it does allow for faster and simpler communication, it also attracts some very malevolent people. Long story short, an overzealous fanboy on the Internet.

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[Losi]

That's the brutish reality of the Internet. While it does allow for faster and simpler communication, it also attracts some very malevolent people. Long story short, an overzealous fanboy on the Internet.

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That's some whack shit. He gotta chill tf out.

[Nyx]

Not exactly sure if that's how the Otaku title prefix was intended to be used, but whatever.

Also that sounds like something straight from a crime drama series.

[Losi]

Not exactly sure if that's how the Otaku title prefix was intended to be used, but whatever.

Also that sounds like something straight from a crime drama series.

I was gonna say the same thing. No need to use our title for a news article like this.

[Master]

I was gonna say the same thing. No need to use our title for a news article like this.

Mistake was already corrected.

[Nil]

LOL at internet losers pretending they'd actually leave their home for any other purpose than survival.

[Oni]

LOL at internet losers pretending they'd actually leave their home for any other purpose than survival.

He was probably trolling.

[Nil]

He was probably trolling.

Same gist.

[Oni]

Same gist.

What if this is how "swatting" occurs in Japan, and he was framed?

[mothered]

Police claim that the suspect used his own smartphone to post threatening messages.

He's not exactly the brightest spark Is he? The equation Is pretty simple, he chose the behavior, expect the consequences.