Released Japanese photojournalist returns from Jordan

Released Japanese photojournalist returns from Jordan

NARITA, Japan - Hiroki Gomi (C), a Japanese photojournalist, returns to Narita airport June 19 from Jordan following a special pardon from Jordan's King Abdullah II. Gomi was convicted of causing the death of an airport security official in an explosion at Amman airport in May. (Kyodo)

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