Leader of major organized crime syndicate faces tax evasion charges

Leader of major organized crime syndicate faces tax evasion charges

Naomasa Yoshida, chief of Fukuoka prefectural police, holds a press conference in Japan's western city of Kitakyushu on June 16, 2015, after serving a fresh arrest warrant on Satoru Nomura, the leader of Kudo-kai one of Japan's major crime syndicates, for allegedly hiding dues and evading income tax. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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