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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ramiel" data-source="post: 29840977" data-attributes="member: 555337">30-year-old female international student of Sri Lankan nationality living in Toride City, Ibaraki Prefecture, was arrested last month when she was about nine months pregnant, for allegedly using medication to perform an abortion at her boyfriend's home. Theboyfriend was also arrested on suspicion of assisting in the abortion, and police are currently investigating the details. Thearrested suspect is Rubasin Liyanage Udesika Ayomi Jayarathu (30), an international student of Sri Lankan nationality living in Toride City, who is suspected of having performed an abortion using medication in a room in an apartment building in Utsunomiya City late last month when she was about nine months pregnant, according to police.Munasingha Sudes Dilshan de Sosa (30), a fellow Sri Lankan national who lives in the same room, was also arrested for allegedly assisting in the abortion.Earlier this month, the police were contacted by the Toride City Health Center, who said, "It appears that a foreign woman had aborted a fetus that was past the period when abortion is permitted." After questioning the two, it was discovered that they were suspected of being involved in the incident.Both have admitted to the charges.The baby's body was found in a bag on the riverbed in Utsunomiya City, and the police are currently investigating the details of the incident.<hr />Two Sri Lankan men were arrested for stealing a Hiace and other vehicles from a parking lot in Chiba City. They are believed to be involved in a series of thefts targeting Hiace vehicles in Ibaraki and Chiba prefectures. The suspects arrested on suspicion of theft are Sri Lankan nationals Vitanage Sadipah Ranasinghe (27) and Hettekankanange Suranji Lakmal (39). Ranasinghe and others are suspected of conspiring with others to steal a Hiace and its cargo, including window film, worth approximately 1.2 million yen, from a parking lot in Chiba City in March of this year. Since the winter of last year, there have been a series of thefts of Hiace vehicles in Chiba and Ibaraki prefectures, and the police believe that there are other people involved in the crimes besides Ranasinghe and others, and plan to investigate the connections between the thefts in various places.------ Post added on [DATETIME="UT"]1716629877[/DATETIME]</blockquote>

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