Pills mailed to arrested Toyota exec not declared on package label

Pills mailed to arrested Toyota exec not declared on package label

Undated photo shows Toyota Motor Corp. managing officer Julie Hamp, who was arrested on June 18, 2015, on suspicion of importing a drug that is illegal without a prescription in Japan. Investigative sources said the following day that the customs label on the package containing narcotic pills that was sent to Hamp declared the contents to be a necklace. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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