Ex-Aomori housing executive arrested for embezzlement

Ex-Aomori housing executive arrested for embezzlement

AOMORI, Japan - File photo shows Yuji Chida, a former accounting executive of Aomori Prefectural Housing Supply Public Corp. who was arrested in Tokyo Dec. 17 on suspicion of embezzling 1.42 billion yen from the housing authority. The Aomori prefectural police will begin questioning Chida Dec. 18 over the allegations.

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