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US military in Japan’s Okinawa imposes night curfew after marine’s arrest over murder

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The US military in Okinawa will impose a curfew from midnight to 5am for a month starting Friday following the arrest of a marine on suspicion of robbing and murdering a local woman, its regional coordinator said on Tuesday. All US military personnel on Okinawa will also observe a 48-hour operationa

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All four outlets center on the arrest of a U.S. Marine in connection with the death of a woman in Japan, and all but Newsweek identify the suspect by name. Washington Post is the only one to foreground Tokyo’s official protest in the headline, while Fox News is the only outlet to mention surveillance footage in its extract. NBC News has two versions, one using the broader “suspected of killing” framing and a later one emphasizing murder and adding the hotel details.

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