Police chief calls for curb on organized crime by foreigners

Police chief calls for curb on organized crime by foreigners

TOKYO, Japan - Setsuo Tanaka (at podium), head of the National Police Agency, speaks at a meeting of high-ranking police officers from across Japan on April 9. Tanaka called for stepping up measures against organized crime committed by foreigners.

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