S. Korea, Japan police chiefs to cooperate ahead of G-20

S. Korea, Japan police chiefs to cooperate ahead of G-20

SEOUL, South Korea - Kang Hee Rak (L), commissioner general of South Korea's National Police Agency, and Takaharu Ando, his Japanese counterpart, walk together at South Korea's NPA in Seoul on March 15, 2010, before their talks.

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