Investigation of collisions video leakage

Investigation of collisions video leakage

KOBE, Japan - Members of the media gather in front of the building housing the Kobe Coast Guard Office in Kobe on Nov. 11, 2010. Police grilled a member of the office on suspicion of posting on the Internet a video of collisions between a Chinese trawler and Japanese patrol boats in breach of confidentiality. (Kyodo)

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