Police obtain arrest warrant for missing actress Sakai

TOKYO, Japan - Masahisa Aizawa, president of Tokyo-based Sun Music Production Inc., to which missing actress Noriko Sakai belongs, speaks to reporters in Tokyo on Aug. 7 after police obtained an arrest warrant earlier in the day for Sakai on suspicion of violating the stimulant drugs control act.

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