Sword striker with the sword, ninja clothing, wounding two US special troops

The attacker wounded a military man with his style sword “catana”, and shot another military stone before leaving. But later the man was arrested.

The attacker, already identified as 35-year-old Gino Rivera, was on display at 0100 a.m. at the Inyoker Air Base in the Mojave Desert, California, with ninja clothing and a long sword in his hand.

The local sheriff's office said they've gone to the scene called for an attack with a killer weapon.

When the officers arrived at the scene, Rivera had refused to comply with their commands, but <x0valvew his threatening sword in the air”.

Authorities said they had used non-fatal weapons to him, but had no effect.

“The suspect later fled, prompting him to begin tracking him. But after the gun shot, the suspect dropped his sword allowing the officers to arrest”.

The unusual incident was mentioned in the Pentagon's official bulletin.

The report on the scene said that “an army sergeant who was smoking outside a base barn had seen the person approaching in ninja clothing and the catana sword in his hand. ”

The ninja dressed person reportedly told him: “Do you know who I am?

The military responded negatively, and at this point the man attacked him with a sword in his leg and knee. The sergeant had immediately started running for escape and entered a building with airport offices.

A captain and I closed all the doors and called the police authorities.

But the attacker “ninja” returned a few minutes later, releasing a large chunk of asphalt between a window of the building, which touched the captain's head.

Fortunately, since the attack the two wounded have returned to duty.

Rivera now faces attempted murder charges, fatal weapons, vandalism and resistance to arrest.

The motives of his acts remain a mystery.