'Aimed to kill'—Man who shot Shinzo Abe speaks out on assassination attempt

Man who shot Shinzo Abe speaks out on assassination attempt

A man suspected of shooting Shinzo Abe, Japan's longest serving prime minister, told police he was dissatisfied with the former leader and that he"aimed to kill."

Local media reports cited Japan's defense ministry as saying that the suspect worked for the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force for three years until about 2005.

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