Police find evidence of N. Korean agent

Police find evidence of N. Korean agent

TOYAMA, Japan - Toyama prefectural police put on display for the media April 6 what they believe are water scooters probably used by North Korean agents seeking entry into Japan. Placed at the fore is the one found in late March at the mouth of the Kurobe River in Toyama Prefecture. In the back is a similar one found in 1990 further along the coast in Mihama, Fukui Prefecture, alongside the body of a man the Japanese authorities believe was a North Korean agent.

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