A Russian crew member was arrested Monday over the deaths of three men aboard a Japanese fishing boat that capsized after colliding with a ship he was in charge of near Japan's northernmost main island of Hokkaido in late May, the local coast guard said.Pavel Dobrianskii, 38, was in charge of the 662-ton Russian ship Amur on May 26 at the time of the collision with the Hokko Maru No. 8 crewed by five, according to the Mombetsu Coast Guard Office.The crew aboard the 9.7-ton Japanese boat, belonging to a fishery cooperative based in Mombetsu, were catching hairy crabs when the collision occur…READ FULL ARTICLE