Sister of Japanese killed in N.Y. in 2013

Sister of Japanese killed in N.Y. in 2013

NEW YORK, United States - Tomoko Suzuki (L), the sister of Ryo Oyamada, a 24-year old Japanese man who was fatally struck by a New York Police Department patrol car in 2013, places a candle in New York in memory of her brother on Feb. 21, 2014, exactly a year after he was killed.

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