Okinawa police arrest U.S. Marine in rape case

ISHIKAWA, Japan - U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Jose Torres (C) based at Okinawa's Camp Hansen arrives at Ishikawa police station in Ishikawa, central Okinawa, on June 18 after the United States agreed to hand him over to Japanese authorities. Torres was arrested the same day for allegedly raping and beating a woman.

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