News Photo: Policemen erect a cordon near a bank where…
Title:

JAPAN-CRIME-HOSTAGE
Caption: Policemen erect a cordon near a bank where a man was holding hostages in Toyokawa city in Aichi prefecture, central Japan on November 22, 2012. A knifeman was holding hostages at a Japanese bank on November 22, police said, with local media reporting he was demanding Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda's cabinet resign. AFP PHOTO / JIJI PRESS JAPAN OUT (Photo credit should read JIJI PRESS/AFP/Getty Images)
Date created: 22 Nov 2012
Editorial image #: 156817000
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AFP

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Bar code: JIJI PRESS
Object name: Hkg8042361
Copyright: 2012 AFP
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Subject
City
Hostage
Law
Police Officer
Rope Barrier
People
Adult
Men
Location
Aichi Prefecture
Japan
Concept
Crisis
Style
Horizontal
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