Police carry fallen comrade's coffin

Police carry fallen comrade's coffin

MUTSU, Japan - Police officers carry the coffin of a fellow officer from Mutsu police station, Aomori Prefecture, on June 29. Police Sgt. Katsuo Sato, 52, was stabbed to death June 28 by a motorist whom he had stopped in connection with a larceny report. Police arrested the suspect later the same day.

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