Man nabbed as runaway truck kills 2 in Sendai shopping arcade

Man nabbed as runaway truck kills 2 in Sendai shopping arcade

SENDAI, Japan - Police prepare to tow a truck from a shopping arcade April 2 in Sendai after Seiji Otomo, 38, crashed into it, killing two people and inuring four others.

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