Police raid head office of Nippon Shinpan

Police raid head office of Nippon Shinpan

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo Metropolitan Police officers enter the head office of Nippon Shinpan Co. in Tokyo's Bunkyo Ward on Nov. 17 to search for evidence in connection with allegations that its executives paid off a racketeer to smooth proceedings of the firm's general shareholders meetings. (Kyodo)

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