Ozawa to face indictment over money scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Photographers surround a man posting an announcement in Tokyo on Oct. 4, 2010, on a decision by a citizens' panel that Ichiro Ozawa, a former secretary general of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan, should be indicted over a scandal involving his political funds. The move, which counters an earlier decision by public prosecutors, makes the DPJ bigwig the first politician to be indicted after deliberation by the panel. (Kyodo)

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