MPD going all-out to recruit top-quality younger people

MPD going all-out to recruit top-quality younger people

TOKYO, Japan - Keita Soeda (L) and Reina Fujita are among about 120 young Metropolitan Police Department officers, tasked with recruiting university students. This photo was taken during a press conference on Aug. 31.

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