4 more Waseda Univ. students arrested for cannabis

4 more Waseda Univ. students arrested for cannabis

TOKYO, Japan - Tomoki Waragai (front), executive director of Waseda University, speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on Nov. 17 about the arrest of four university students who allegedly grew or imported cannabis.

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