Man arrested for allegedly blackmailing Santen

Man arrested for allegedly blackmailing Santen

OSAKA, Japan - Mitsuya Uchida (R), public relations officer at Santen Pharmaceutical Co. reads a prepared comment June 23 following the arrest of a 56-year-old unemployed man in Kadoma, Osaka Prefecture, on suspicion of attempting to blackmail the leading Japanese eyedrops maker.

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