Actress Sakai's husband pleads guilty, 2 years sought

Actress Sakai's husband pleads guilty, 2 years sought

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken outside a police station in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward on Sept. 16, 2009 of Yuichi Takaso, husband of disgraced actress Noriko Sakai. Prosecutors sought two years in prison for Takso, 41, after he pleaded guilty to charges of stimulant possession and use at the Tokyo District Court on Oct. 21, 2009. (Kyodo)

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