Riot police provide against soccer hooligans

Riot police provide against soccer hooligans

TOKYO, Japan - Riot police fight a mock battle against an angry mob in an anti-hooligan exercise conducted at Toyosu in Tokyo on March 29 in preparation for the 2002 World Cup soccer finals which Japan will co-host with South Korea in May and June next year.

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