Dance club operator acquitted

OSAKA, Japan - Masatoshi Kanemitsu (C), a former nightclub operator, holds a scroll reading "not guilty" in Osaka on April 25, 2014, after a local court acquitted him of debasing sexual morals by allowing patrons to dance.

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