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'act-age' creator Tatsuya Matsuki has been arrested for indecent act against 2 minors
Written by:
Jei Beltrano
Published on:
August 8, 2020 at 5:55 PM PHT (GMT +8:00)
Tatsuya Matsuki (29), the creator of the ongoing manga series "act-age", has been arrested on Saturday, Aug 8, by The Metropolitan Police Department for committing an indecent act against two female students in different incidents, as reported by NHK.
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©act-age, Tatsuya Matsuki, Shueisha
The first incident occurred on June 18, around 8pm on the street of Nakano Ward when Matsuki reportedly touched and harassed a junior high school girl of around 12-15 years of age and fled by bicycle. An hour later of the same day, another female junior high school student on a nearby street suffered similar harassment by a person that looked like Matsuki.
The second incident was later confirmed after the police received a report of the first incident, and analyzed security camera footage coming to the conclusion that the incidents was connected and indeed committed by Matsuki. He admitted to the charges himself afterwards and will be sent to hearing.
The future of Act-Age is at the brink of hiatus as its Volume 13, which was originally set to be released on October 2 has been removed from the Shounen Jump release schedule.
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