U.S. naval officer nabbed in stabbing of Japanese woman in Sasebo

U.S. naval officer nabbed in stabbing of Japanese woman in Sasebo

SASEBO, Japan - Rear Adm. James Kelly (L), commander of U.S. Naval Forces Japan, visited Sasebo Mayor Akira Mitsutake (back to camera) on Oct. 14 to apologize after a U.S. naval officer was arrested earlier in the day on suspicion of stabbing a Japanese woman in Sasebo.

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