Ex-Toyota exec Hamp released as prosecutors forgo indictment

Former Toyota Motor Corp. executive Julie Hamp is released from detention in Tokyo on July 8, 2015, after prosecutors decided not to indict her for illegally importing a narcotic painkiller into Japan. Prosecutors judged that the American, who was arrested in mid-June, had no malicious intent given she had her family send the drugs to relieve her knee pain, according to investigative sources. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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