Police search Mori Building in revolving door probe

Police search Mori Building in revolving door probe

TOKYO, Japan - Police officers carry out boxes containing documents March 30 after searching the offices of the operator of Tokyo's Roppongi Hills commercial complex where an automatic revolving door killed 6-year-old boy on March 19 by crushing his head. (Kyodo)

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