First Squawk(@FirstSquawk):JAPAN'S CHIEF CABINET SECRETARY KIHARA SAYS THE ARREST OF A U.S. SERVICEMAN IN THE OKINAWA CASE IS 'REGRETTABLE', ADDING THAT JAPAN IS SEEKING DISCIPLINE AND PREVENTIVE MEASURES FROM U.S. FORCES. KIHARA SAYS JAPAN IS ALREADY RELEASING OIL RESERVES AND HAS NO PLANS FOR A FURTHER RELEASE.

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JAPAN'S CHIEF CABINET SECRETARY KIHARA SAYS THE ARREST OF A U.S. SERVICEMAN IN THE OKINAWA CASE IS 'REGRETTABLE', ADDING THAT JAPAN IS SEEKING DISCIPLINE AND PREVENTIVE MEASURES FROM U.S. FORCES. KIHARA SAYS JAPAN IS ALREADY RELEASING OIL RESERVES AND HAS NO PLANS FOR A FURTHER RELEASE.