Nagoya Prison officer indicted over inmate's death

Nagoya Prison officer indicted over inmate's death

NAGOYA, Japan - Atsushi Nakayama (C), chief warden at Nagoya Prison, and his aides bow in apology at a news conference March 4 after a deputy chief warden was indicted on charges of assault resulting in the death of a male inmate at the prison in 2001.

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