The head of a minor opposition party, whose primary goal is to "crush" Japan's public broadcaster NHK, said Monday he was questioned by police for alleged intimidation.Takashi Tachibana of the NHK Kara Kokumin Wo Mamoru To (the party to protect the people from NHK) said he will "not resign immediately" but suggested he would do so if found guilty."There's no problem at all," Tachibana said at a press conference after an hour-long interrogation.He admitted the police had questioned him on suspicion of blackmailing a male assembly member of Tokyo's Chuo Ward.The alleged victim, who won as a p…READ FULL ARTICLE