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Suspect Arrested For Threatening To Blow Up Hudson

By Brian Ashcraft on February 2, 2009 at 5:00 PM

Metropolitan Police have arrested a 29-year-old man for threatening to blow up Japanese game maker Hudson. The suspect, Takao Ike of Kanagawa Prefecture, was apparently dissatisfied with the quality of Hudson’s games.


From October 2008 to January 16 of this year, the suspect threatened Hudson 11 times, sending emails that said things like he was sending a bomb to the company that would kill everyone or demanding that 80 trillion yen be brought to JR Takamatsu Station.

JR Takamatsu Station is in Kanagawa Prefecture. The suspect worked part-time as a courier.

In a signed affidavit, the suspect admitted, “I did it because I posted my demands concerning the games, but the games didn’t improve.”

ハドソンに爆破予告＝ゲームに不満、29歳男逮捕−警視庁 [Yahoo! Japan]

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