TV cop drama to be canceled after accident during filming

NAGOYA, Japan - Tetsuya Watari, president of Ishihara International Productions Inc., said in Nagoya on Aug. 13 that Asahi National Broadcasting Co.'s (TV Asahi) police drama ''Seibu Keisatsu 2003''(Western Police 2003) will be canceled following an accident that occurred during filming Aug. 12. Five onlookers were injured in the accident. (Kyodo)

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