2 men attack cash car in Osaka, steal 50 mil. yen

OSAKA, Japan - Police examine a car used to transport money in Kishiwada, Osaka Prefecture on Sept. 28 from which two men stole a duralumin case containing some 50 million yen. They attacked the car around 9:15 a.m. in front of the Shimomatsu branch of Senshu Shinkin Bank.

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