Arrest warrant issued for N. Korean agent Sin Guang Su

FUKUI, Japan - Police obtained an arrest warrant on Feb. 23 for North Korean agent Sin Guang Su (in file photo) on suspicion of abducting two Japanese nationals in 1978, police officials said.

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