TREE NEWS reports: A US service member stationed in Japan was arrested by local police on suspicion of drunk driving after violating a nighttime curfew imposed on US military personnel in Okinawa Prefecture, Japanese media reported on November 1. The curfew was imposed following the arrest of another US soldier in a suspected murder case. The incident marks a breach of the restrictions during a period of heightened scrutiny of US military conduct in Okinawa.
US soldier in Japan arrested for alleged drunk driving despite curfew
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