Renowned Singaporean photographer arrested

Renowned Singaporean photographer arrested

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows a book of photos taken by Leslie Kee, a renowned Singaporean photographer, that contains images of male genitals. Tokyo police arrested Kee on Feb. 4, 2013, on suspicion of distributing obscene documents by selling the book. Kee is known for his works featuring music stars such as Lady Gaga and Yumi Matsutoya.

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