5 Nagoya jailers indicted on charges of prisoner abuse

5 Nagoya jailers indicted on charges of prisoner abuse

NAGOYA, Japan - Chishu Sakurai, head of Nagoya Prison, bows to reporters in the town of Miyoshi, Aichi Prefecture, on Nov. 27 after five prison officers were indicted by prosecutors on charges of inflicting serious injuries on an inmate. (Kyodo)

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