Yokosuka Sailors Can Not Get Enough Attempted Murder 21
The sailors in Yokosuka, Japan are at it again, unable to contain themselves because of their blood lust for attempted murder. A new hand of their invigorating pastime has just been played after a 19 year old USS Gary sailor, believed to have fled from an area in Yokosuka where two women were found stabbed and bleeding early Thursday, was taken in to police custody for questioning about an attempted murder. What, if anything, is running through the minds of these obviously highly ignorant sailors these days?
Japanese police arrested a U.S. sailor on Thursday for attempted murder by stabbing a 16-year-old girl and a young woman, a year after another U.S. sailor was jailed for life for murder in the same city.
A police spokesman said a 19-year-old petty officer second class from the frigate USS Gary, stationed at Yokosuka naval base south of Tokyo, had been arrested for the stabbings.
Apparently that treacherous act of actual murder in June 2006 by a USS Kitty Hawk sailor was not enough. Yokosuka is aiming to throw another service-member in prison to keep the previous murdering-moron company. I guess someone felt sorry for Sato-san’s killer, who was sentenced to life in prison for killing the 56 year old Yokosuka resident over mere change.
When are the Sailors-Gone-Wild in Yokosuka going to clean up their act? What is it going to take to ensure that every single American in Japan who works on a military installation is not looked at with the stink eye because we have a few bad apples among us?
These young kids need to be contained immediately otherwise we are going to find ourselves looking down the barrel of a politically-charged gun that will do nothing but hurt everyone involved. The Commander of the USS Kitty Hawk, Commander Seventh Fleet and Commander Naval Forces Japan need to consider invoking some extremely harsh punishment for even the smallest infraction. Additionally, extensive training for young sailors needs to take place before these people are unleashed on the unsuspecting citizens of Japan. Anything less is mere incompetence on behalf of the aforementioned so-called self-serving leaders.
I could write for days if I allowed myself to run amok so I am going to cease right here. At this juncture, all I ask is for someone in a leadership position in Yokosuka to ensure that the sailors do not ruin a good thing with our well mannered Japanese hosts. Please save us all before it is too late.
