(2)Man takes hostages at Kyoto bank

(2)Man takes hostages at Kyoto bank

KYOTO, Japan - A police officer inside the head office of Kyoto Chuo Shinkin Bank in Kyoto talks with one of his colleagues outside Dec. 26. A man in his 60s entered the head office with a gun-like object and held four of its employees -- three men and one woman -- hostage. (Kyodo)

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