Tokyo police create video for information on Japanese Red Army members

Tokyo police have created a video with the aim of seeking information about seven Japanese Red Army members on the international wanted list for their suspected involvement in terrorist incidents that occurred around the world in the 1970s and 1980s. The video, featuring photos of the seven used in the wanted list and their portraits, will be shown on the Metropolitan Police Department's Twitter account and official YouTube channel, and large billboards from Monday. The move is intended to prevent the series of incidents from being forgotten. The video was made by the MPD's Public Security Bureau. The bureau has said that it obtained arrest warrants for two of the seven members of the terrorist group -- Norio Sasaki and Junzo Okudaira, both 73 -- for charges including forgery of private documents and passport law violations by, among other things, obtaining passports under the names of other people in 1998.