Niigata police chief apologizes

NIIGATA, Japan - The head of the Niigata prefectural police force, Koji Kobayashi (R), bows his head at a news conference Feb. 26 after admitting having played mah-jong at a hot-spring hotel on Jan. 28, the very day a woman held captive for more than nine years was rescued in the prefecture.

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