Woodland sent to prosecutors

Woodland sent to prosecutors

NAHA, Japan - A police car escorting U.S. Air Force Senior Staff Sgt. Timothy Woodland suspected of raping a Japanese woman arrives at the Naha District Prosecutors' Office on July 7. The airman was arrested July 6 by Okinawa police after the United States handed him over to Japanese authorities before indictment.

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