Tokyo police award officers for soccer crowd control

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows supporters walking at a diagonal crossing in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward on June 4, 2013, after Japan's national team qualified for their fifth World Cup finals. The Metropolitan Police Department awarded two officers on June 13 the Superintendent General Award for skillfully directing crowds of soccer fans on June 4.

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