Arrested U.S. Toyota exec asked father to mail painkiller to Japan

Arrested U.S. Toyota exec asked father to mail painkiller to Japan

Photo taken June 17, 2015 shows Toyota Motor Corp.'s first female executive Julie Hamp speaking at a press conference in the central Japanese city of Toyota. Hamp, who was arrested on June 18 on suspicion of importing a painkiller considered a narcotic to Japan, has told police that she asked her father to make the shipment, according to an investigative source. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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