Asia-Pacific
Okinawa-based AAFES worker accused of damaging a parked vehicle while intoxicated
Stars and Stripes
March 31, 2020
An Army and Air Force Exchange Service worker on Okinawa was arrested March 24, 2020, after Japanese police say he damaged property while intoxicated. (Pixabay)
CAMP FOSTER, Okinawa — An Okinawa-based employee of the Army and Air Force Exchange Service was arrested by Japanese police March 24 after he reportedly broke the side mirror off a parked vehicle while intoxicated.
Dustin Grand Johnson, 30, was taken into custody shortly after the incident was observed in the Aragusuku neighborhood of Ginowan city at approximately 12:25 a.m., a Ginowan police spokesman said.
“The suspect was heavily intoxicated and could not talk when police officers arrested him at site,” said the spokesman, speaking on a customary condition of anonymity in line with government rules.
Police referred a charge of property damage to the Naha District Public Prosecutors Office on March 25, the spokesman said.
Johnson was still in custody at the Ginowan police station Monday.