Police suspect bullets fired at home of Aso's secretary

Police suspect bullets fired at home of Aso's secretary

TOKYO, Japan - Investigators examine March 1 holes in the front door of the house of Ichiro Muramatsu, a secretary of public management minister Taro Aso in Tokyo's Toshima Ward. Police suspect bullets were fired at the house. (Kyodo)

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