Japanese-Brazilian admits to fleeing after hitting Japanese girl

Japanese-Brazilian admits to fleeing after hitting Japanese girl

SAO PAULO, Brazil - Brazilian Public Attorney Mario Sarrubo, who is in charge of the accusation, speaks at a press conference on Feb. 6 after the first court hearing on the case of Milton Noboru Higaki, a Japanese-Brazilian indicted over a hit-and-run accident in Japan. ''I am fully convinced that he is responsible for this crime,'' Sarrubo said.

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