Osaka pachinko parlor staff kidnapped, released after ransom pai

Osaka pachinko parlor staff kidnapped, released after ransom pai

OSAKA, Japan - Photo taken on Sept. 3 shows a pachinko parlor in Izumiotsu, Osaka Prefecture, where a 43-year-old employee was reported kidnapped but was later released with minor injuries after 20 million yen in ransom was paid. (Kyodo)

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