3 youths arrested after climbing broadcasting tower

3 youths arrested after climbing broadcasting tower

Photo shows a 70-meter-high broadcasting tower at the University of the Air in Chiba's Mihama Ward where three 17-year-old high school students climbed on June 28 and draped a banner from the top. The three were arrested later on suspicion of trespassing after being brought down from the tower by firefighters.

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