Police thank American TV personality

Police thank American TV personality

TOKYO, Japan - Dave Spector (L), an American TV producer and personality, receives a letter of appreciation from Japan's National Police Agency at the NPA's headquarters in Tokyo on Nov. 18, 2011, for his contribution to its campaign against human trafficking and child abuse. (Kyodo)

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