Yomiuri Giants Manager Shinnosuke Abe Resigns After Alleged Assault of 18-Year-Old Daughter
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Updated · The Associated Press · May 26
Yomiuri Giants Manager Shinnosuke Abe Resigns After Alleged Assault of 18-Year-Old Daughter
16 articles · Updated · The Associated Press · May 26
Shinnosuke Abe, 47, stepped down Tuesday as Yomiuri Giants manager after police arrested and later released him over the alleged assault of his 18-year-old daughter at their Tokyo home.
Yomiuri said Abe grabbed her by the collar and threw her to the floor Monday while trying to stop a fight between her and her younger sister; Abe admitted losing his temper.
The daughter said she asked ChatGPT what to do, contacted a child guidance center and was surprised when it reported the case to police, who arrived hours later.
She said she was not injured and had reconciled with her father, while Abe apologized for causing trouble over family matters.
Hideki Hashigami was named acting manager, ending Abe's tenure that began in 2024 after the former star retired in 2019.
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