Actor Oshio released on bail

Actor Oshio released on bail

TOKYO, Japan - Indicted Japanese actor-singer Manabu Oshio expresses his apology for being arrested for alleged use of the synthetic drug MDMA with a suspected link to the death of a woman he spent time with, upon being released from a police station in Tokyo on 4 million yen bail on Aug. 31. (Kyodo)

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