Ex-Miyagi police forensic artist teaches at Aomori police

Shuichi Abe (L), a former member of the Identification Division of the Miyagi prefectural police gives a technical drawing advice to the Aomori prefectural police in Aomori City, northeastern Japan, in June 2015. He is now engaged in handing down his skills to younger police members, visiting various locations. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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