Nara prefectural police officials apologize over errant cop

Nara prefectural police officials apologize over errant cop

NARA, Japan - Naohito Yamagishi (L), chief of the Personnel and Training Bureau of Nara Prefectural Police Headquarters, and Tadatsugu Omae, chief of the inspection section, bow and apologize at a news conference Nov. 20 for the conduct of a former officer of the force. The officer was arrested the same day on suspicion of abusing his authority to obtain information on customers of a cell phone company.

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