Ex-worker at nursing home arrested for throwing old man from veranda

Ex-worker at nursing home arrested for throwing old man from veranda

Photo taken in September 2015 shows Hayato Imai, a former worker at a nursing care facility in Kawasaki, near Tokyo, at which three residents fell to their deaths from verandas. Imai was arrested on Feb. 15, 2016, for his alleged involvement in one of the deaths. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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