Japan: Suspect arrested for stealing dangerous poison at university

According to Osaka prefectural police, the 30-year-old suspect confessed and said he stole the toxic compound to try to kill his father.

On May 29, Japanese police arrested a former student of Osaka City University on charges of stealing potassium cyanide and sodium cyanide from a laboratory at the school's Sugimoto campus.

According to Osaka Prefectural Police, the 30-year-old suspect confessed to stealing the toxic compound in an attempt to kill his father. However, he said he did not use it and threw it away. Police have yet to find the stolen poison.

Osaka City University announced on May 16 that a bottle of potassium cyanide and a bottle of sodium cyanide, enough to poison and kill between 160 and 250 people, had disappeared from its laboratory. The university filed a theft report with Osaka police.

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