Ex-Dreams Come True member gets arrest warrant on drug rap

Ex-Dreams Come True member gets arrest warrant on drug rap

TOKYO, Japan - Police served a second arrest warrant on Oct. 18 on Takahiro Nishikawa (file photo), former keyboard player with the Japanese pop group Dreams Come True, accusing him of using drugs. Nishikawa, 38, was arrested on Oct. 7 on suspicion of assaulting his older brother's wife. (Kyodo)

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