Coast guard member confesses to collision video leak

Coast guard member confesses to collision video leak

KOBE, Japan - Photo taken on Nov. 10, 2010 shows the building housing the 5th Regional Coast Guard Headquarters and its patrol vessel Uranami (L front) in Kobe. One of the crew members of the boat has confessed to leaking on YouTube high-profile footage of the collisions between Japanese patrol boats and a Chinese trawler. (Kyodo)

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