Coast Guard man confesses to collision video leak

Coast Guard man confesses to collision video leak

KOBE, Japan - Photographers and TV crews gather in front of a building in Kobe on Nov. 10, 2010. The building houses the Internet cafe where footage of collisions between Japanese patrol boats and a Chinese trawler was allegedly posted on the YouTube video-sharing website. (Kyodo)

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