Police on Monday referred the man indicted for murdering former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to prosecutors on five additional charges, including of making a gun and damaging a building by test-firing it, according to investigative sources.The additional charges against 42-year-old Tetsuya Yamagami, which among them also include the violation of public office election law, have concluded police investigations into the deadly shooting last July that shocked the nation.Yamagami is believed to have test-fired a weapon at a facility in Nara connected to the Unification Church on July 7, a…READ FULL ARTICLE
