Indicted Japanese-Brazilian offers apology to hit-and-run victim

Indicted Japanese-Brazilian offers apology to hit-and-run victim

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Milton Noboru Higaki, a Japanese-Brazilian man recently indicted by Brazilian prosecutors over a hit-and-run accident, poses for a photo during an interview with the Nikkey Shimbun (Jornal do Nikkey) newspaper on his way to work in Sao Paulo on Feb. 2. Higaki said he sincerely wants to apologize to the family of the 16-year-old Japanese girl killed in the accident. Photo was provided by Jornal do Nikkey. (Kyodo)

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