Osaka ex-gov. pleads guilty to molesting assistant

Osaka ex-gov. pleads guilty to molesting assistant

OSAKA, Japan - Former Osaka Gov. Knock Yokoyama, who pleaded guilty to charges of molesting a female assistant during a 1999 election campaign, enters Osaka District Court on March 21. Yokoyama, at the first hearing of his trial at the court, admitted groping the 21-year-old college student in a campaign van, saying he agreed with the contents of the indictment.

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