(1)Japanese man, wife rescued after kidnapping

(1)Japanese man, wife rescued after kidnapping

MANILA, Philippines - Akihiro Mamiya (L) points to three policemen, who had kidnapped him and his Filipina wife Eliza, at a police station in Cavite Province, south of Manila on Dec. 1. The couple was rescued when the police arrested the suspects near a restaurant in the town of Baccor.

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