Former soccer star Maezono

TOKYO, Japan - Masakiyo Maezono, a former Japan national soccer team star, apologizes at a press conference in Tokyo after being released by police on Oct. 14, 2013, the day after his arrest for allegedly assaulting a taxi driver. According to police, Maezono, who is currently a TV analyst, was dropped off near his home but refused to pay as he got out of the taxi. Maezono, who was reportedly drunk at the time, then punched and kicked the driver, who chased him down for the fare.

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